Hailey
Harrison-Broadcasting {Exec.}
“If you can have
faith in your real self, you'll suffer less. Be bold about who you really are.” ― Ann Curry
They say you find
yourself in high school. This is obviously only true once you have lost
yourself a few times first. For the most part, I agree with the previous
statement. High school is a journey of triumphs, trials, and just a few
straight out freaky experiences. High school allows you to make lifelong
friendships or possibly find the one you “love”. High school can make you, break you, and put
you back together. However, I have learned that no matter who you are, where
you are, or what you come from, there will always be doubts lurking in the
back, or front, of your mind. I have learned that becoming the person you want
to be does not happen overnight, but rather takes a lifetime to accomplish. Ann
Curry from the Today Show once said, “If
you can have faith in your real self, you'll suffer less. Be bold about who you
really are.” Sometimes, we are often afraid to show our “real self” because we
question whether or not that self will be accepted. Acceptance is what humans
crave. So being the outcast can become our greatest fear. To worry so much
about what we are not encourages us
to forget all that we are. Today, I
choose to have faith in my real self and be bold about who I really am.