In my vocational classes, I lack the experience that so many other students from agricultural backgrounds have. I have never driven a tractor, picked up a welding torch, or felled a tree, nor do I express any innate talents in these areas. I can not help comparing myself to others and feeling unsure. Deep-seated doubt in my place at Norfolk County Agricultural High School, doubt in myself, and doubt in my aspirations is not what I ever expected attending the …show more content…
“Why should I stop here when I have already come this far” I remind myself with every obstacle that leaves me stumbling in its wake. Each year my ambition and determination have flourished. Immersing myself into my classes and in the environmental field. Working harder than ever, I just want to take advantage of everything my school has to offer. Putting in extra hours of studying, joining clubs, and asking for help when needed all begin to pay off as I have learned more than just the course material; I am learning valuable skills that will carry me through college and