I lived in Oregon for the majority of my life and while I was there, life was just that, life. Going through the motions every day seemed like the right thing to do. The days meshed together and being stagnant was the new normal. Then a door was opened with the opportunity of a lifetime, moving to Missouri for collegiate eSports. This is where I learned how important my time is. Being a full-time student-athlete is no easy feat. Time management had become an even greater challenge. Over the course of one semester at MBU (Missouri Baptist University), time management went from being one of my worst skills to something I learned to excel in. On the journey of learning time management I was presented with the idea 'if you aren't going to give 100% the first time, why bother trying a second'. This became my motto to live by."You attract what you are, not what you want. If you want great, then be great." ~ Anonymous