My sister is two years younger than me, and I
do my best to talk to her about what to do and not to do. I want the best for
her and don’t want to see her go through what I went through. She sometimes
comes to me for advice and other times I just give her some without asking. Most of my advices are school related and how she should do things to achieve
her goals. When her first year of high school began, I talked to her about what
her plans for the future were and she was not sure. As a freshman, it is likely
that none of them know what they want to do with their lives, but you should at
least have an interest. I told her that she needed to startthinking about her future
because the earlier she does, the fewer problems she is going to have in
the future. Once she knows what to study in college, she can take classes
related to her field and not like me, who took classes not necessarily related
to my field of study. “The faster you have an idea of what you want to do,
the
faster you can discover is that is for you, by taking classes and seeing how
they are,” was something I told her to make her start thinking of what shw would like to do.
By doing this, she is going to be able to find out if she likes what she wants
to study in college. One of my biggest advice for her is; not to slack off in
school because it is going to impact her grades. Even though she is not a
senior or junior yet, what she does a sophomore and did as a freshman has an
impact on her grades. I want her to be able to be more prepared when it comes
to applying for college. I want to see her go to a good college and receive
scholarships like they did to me. I don’t want her to have debts because I
never gave her advice. As an older sibling, I want the best for her and to
accomplish more things than what I did.
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