Heading into the end of my junior year of high school, I was unsure of what the future held. The hip injury suffered nearly a year ago had taken me out of football permanently. Outside of school classes, there were no productive activities I spent my time on. My grade in the aforementioned classes were deteriorating. I was not applying myself, and was taking a less than stellar class load. On a whim, I took a trip to an attorney for a job shadow. In this experience, something changed in me. I would consider this the start of a spur of personal proliferation. I had finally found a career area that was genuinely interesting. The attorney I shadowed told me a story that sounded similar to my own; a student floating through classes, blasé with
