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    Josh Bayer has worked hard throughout high school and achieved his goal of getting into the University of Arizona. He is excited to graduate in five weeks but also sad to leave his friends and family. While he is happy with himself and his accomplishments, he wants to work on procrastinating less. Although high school is ending, he is looking forward to starting the next chapter of his life in college and has many goals for his future, including visiting all MLB stadiums, skydiving, and traveling.

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    Josh Bayer has worked hard throughout high school and achieved his goal of getting into the University of Arizona. He is excited to graduate in five weeks but also sad to leave his friends and family. While he is happy with himself and his accomplishments, he wants to work on procrastinating less. Although high school is ending, he is looking forward to starting the next chapter of his life in college and has many goals for his future, including visiting all MLB stadiums, skydiving, and traveling.

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    Josh Bayer has worked hard throughout high school and achieved his goal of getting into the University of Arizona. He is excited to graduate in five weeks but also sad to leave his friends and family. While he is happy with himself and his accomplishments, he wants to work on procrastinating less. Although high school is ending, he is looking forward to starting the next chapter of his life in college and has many goals for his future, including visiting all MLB stadiums, skydiving, and traveling.

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    Dear Josh Bayer,

    It is finally coming to an end. Throughout this entire year you have grown so much as not only a
    student, but a person. You have learned how much hard work pays off. You put a lot of effort into
    school for the last 12 years, and you have finally seen the real benefits. You got into one of your
    top choices for college, The University of Arizona. At the start of the school year you began the
    process of goal setting and reflecting on your work. It benefitted you because you made big goals
    that sounded very difficult to achieve, but throughout the year you would look back and see if
    you were still on track to meet these goals. Each time you noticed you weren’t on track, you
    made an adjustment to get back on track. This year has truly benefited you so much due to your
    hard work and perseverance.

    As much as you have ahead of you, currently you are happy where you are at in your life. You
    have five weeks till graduation and you are so excited to graduate. You are excited to have a fun
    and adventurous summer, but not entirely ready to leave. During your free time you love to hang
    out with friends and family and enjoy the limited time you have with them until you leave. This
    is an experience that you have never had anything similar to and you are handling it great. It is a
    very weird time in that you know your life is going to drastically change in three months, but you
    are still taking the time to cherish the short time you have left in your hometown.

    You are happy with your current self. You love that you are motivated to be successful. You take
    the time to do quality work in whatever you are doing and always finish what you started. You
    know how to persevere through hard times and come out of them with great success. You do
    believe that you can work on your procrastination. You constantly find yourself doing
    assignments on the last day to do them and believe that if you change that you can be more
    successful.

    Throughout your four years of liberty you loved it. From freshman year to now you have grown
    so much, but also enjoyed the time during it. Even through covid, when times were tough for
    many people you still managed to make the best of it and continued to enjoy your time. Over the
    past four years, this year, your senior year has been your favorite. You have continued with
    friendships, and built more friendships during the year. At the beginning of the year you were
    super excited for this year and you did everything you could to make this year better.

    Now that high school is unfortunately coming to an end, it is time to start seriously thinking
    about the future. You have set more big goals for yourself. Next year you are enrolling at the
    University of Arizona and majoring in business. You can’t wait to get involved in your new
    school and start your next journey in life. Just recently you found out who you are rooming with
    and you continue to find out big news for your future.

    At this point in life, you don’t have many goals long term in life, but you do have a bucket list
    that you would like to complete before you are fifty. To start off you want to visit all 30 MLB
    stadiums, skydive, learn the stock market, get married, have kids, sit courtside at an NBA game,
    travel to five different countries, surf in the ocean, go on a yacht, ride in a helicopter.

    You have so much going on in your life right now and you should take in every last second of it,
    but don’t get too caught up in the moment because you have so much life ahead of you. Make
    sure you stay on track with goals and make sure to check yourself from time to time and make
    adjustments to your lifestyle when needed.

    Sincerely, Josh Bayer

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