I’m not sure I can make enough money if I pursue what I truly enjoy in life. Should I get a degree in something “practical” even if something else interests and engages me more?

    I know that if I pursue what I truly enjoy in life I will be fine. My dreams is to receive my Master in Business, but I'm not sure exactly want area I want to specialist if it will be in finance or marketing. I know that once I start taking the courses I will know for sure what path I will follow. My dream is to be an entrepreneur and be the owner of several businesses, where all my children can work at while they all purse their college education.

What is the meaning to my life?

     I believe the meaning of my life is to be happy for as any moments. Happiness comes in segments and in doses it doesn't last long. I am personally happy when I bring a smile to someone else other than myself and to see them joyful. It brings me pleasure. Maybe that's what causes me to be very vulnerable and that opens the door to getting her quite frequently. I tend to put everyone's  needs before my needs. I am usually I am usually the one that gets attention after everyone else has received what they asked for.
     Growing up I was the first one to get what I needed and wanted. Now, as an adult I'm in my parents' shoes walking the fine line of becoming a wonderful parent for my children. I raise my children to have compassion for others, to be respectful, to never give up on their dreams and always reach their goals to name a few of the character trait that I install in their personality to become an amazing human being. I have wonderful memories with my family and don't really have bad ones. I had a very a very wonderful childhood. I understood that I was mt parents' everything and how much happiness I brought them. The meaning of my life is to see my family happy and flourish into astonishing human being and be positive energy to the of themselves and others.

Should my boyfriend and I get engaged?

     Yes, I feel that it would be a wonderful idea to get engaged with someone you love. I feel it should only be once in your lifetime. I would love to receive an engagement ring with a ruby instead of a diamond, but don't get me wrong. I love diamonds but my favorite color is red.  In my mind, it's a powerful color. I have many memories that have a positive outcome because of me wearing red. 

What overall goals should I pursue in life?

There are three ways I am going to answer this question. I consider that I have three points of views.

As a mother, my overall goal, in life would have to be that my four children pursue an education and be successful, and happy in their careers. Of course, this is what I consider to be my personal goal as a mother and mission in life. I will encourage them to reach this goal. Also, my goal is to teach my children a few qualities such as be respectful, to have compassionate towards others, to be loving among others.

As a wife, my overall goal would be to further my education and discover a well-paying job. I would love to be able to live a comfortable life with my husband and see our children reach each milestone of their lives with joy and appreciate each other’s company, and learn more about each other. I feel as we age we tend to change; that is just in our nature as humans. I am happily married and I could not ask for anything else. My husband is a wonderful man and is always looking out for my best interest. I do the same for him. I do strongly believe my relationship is amazing with my husband because my father was always there for me as a child and in a way it taught me to make the right choices towards men.

As a daughter, I want to be there for my parents and help them in any way I can. I am very grateful to have very supportive parent; they have never left me, and they have always been there for me and now as an adult. I feel it's my responsibility to take care of them as they get older I love them very much.

Here I go again listing everyone and leaving myself until the end. 

As a woman, my overall goal is to always be thankful for what I have and appreciate all the blessings God has given me. I could not ask for anything more. These last few years of my life have changed in many ways; I have learned a lot about myself. One of the things I learned about myself was that I could not let fear take over my education. Now after completing 2 semesters I can now say with confidence I will receive my bachelor’s degree in business in the next few years.

Should I stay in the religious tradition that I grew up in?

     I plan on staying with the religion that I was raised with. However, I do plan on studying it more in depth. In the beginning of the semester based on the theory that the professor was teaching us, I doubted myself, I felt as I didn't know anything about my own religion and in a way I felt lost. Even though I felt lost, I could not walk away from what  little I knew about my religion. I embraced my religion even more. I would love to take the religious course with my professor Marie Feldemire because I truly enjoyed her course and her energy in the class room and all her knowledge which I truly admire.