Filling out this activity made me think about myself in ways I never had. I never thought about what made me feel most beautiful, or what my "motto" is. It made me think about my mannerisms and my habits, as well as how they differ when I'm around other people. I learned that I filter myself when around other people. Based on the input from others it's evident that a lot of people don't truly know what my passions are.

I had trouble listing things that I might want to solve because it seems like anything I can try to do is too insignificant or too big. We always hear that even a little change is enough but it doesn't always feel like that. I found that my hobbies, things associated with music and writing fell more into the learn, make, do categories. After doing this activity I've come to the conclusion that I don't think I'm a "solver." I like making things and doing projects, mainly for my own satisfaction, not to "change the world."

Up until this point I have had an idea in my head of what I wanted to do for this project. Now, weighing the pros and cons, also taking my future schedule into consideration, I'm not sure if my original idea is what I want to do. This activity really made me think about what project would be best for me to do.

I found this part relatively easy since I already had a picture of what I wanted to do in my head. All I needed to do was put my thoughts into words and make sure it seemed like a substantial idea, rather than a last minute project I just put together.