Throughout my life iI had no idea what iI wanted to do with my life if thatmyself. When it came to sports , when tiredI tried every sport in the book including soccer, tenistennis, football , baseball and even swimming, but not one of them stuck. The only one that ended up tickingsticking with me was wrestling, that iafter I picked it up late in 8th grade. , whichThis is surprising, considering iI come of family offrom a wrestling .family; I don't know how I didn't realize it earlier. I had multiple wrestling mats in my basement, andbut I was seriously trying to pursue tenistennis. What I'm trying to say, if I'm saying anything at all, is that the answer washad been in front of me all along. I've looked into everything career-wise, from garbageman to stand up comedian .Unlike I was very different to my brother and sister, who knew what they wanted to do since birth. I have been just coasting through life not knowing what to do. Throughout my whole life I was, although I was always very firm on the fact that I didn't want to go to college. I wasn't a really good student and didn't think I was smart enough for college so I never really tried in high school, maintaining a mid 70s average in my classes . I was nevertheless desperate forto get on a career path so I threw myself into vocational school . It was a marine trade vocational school where we learned the ins and outs of boat engines . I was in the marine program for two marketing periods when I realized that I wanted to do better in life, and from that point iton, my life changed my life completely. I dropped the vocational program , and gotwent back into school full time . I turned my life around. I went from being a midsmid 70s student to allan all 90s student .