What Motivates You-Annalise

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Best Friends - To Annalise friends and also family is everything.She wouldn't know where she would be without them. But being here at FAMMS with her friends makes the middle school experience better.

College? - Annalise does want to go to college. Anna states that she wants to go into a business major.Her goal is to do business but,only because everyone else is doing it.

What Motivates You - Anna has diabetes and it has complete control over her life. Annalise is motivated by them because she wants to get rid of it. That motivated her to be the person she is today.

What would you tell someone if they wanted to be you - Annalise says ¨don't be like me.¨.Anna

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