A letter to myself in 10 years

 If I wrote a letter for myself in 10 years I would remind myself to never forget to appreciate the people that help me throughout life, seek every opportunity that's possible and to never give up the hope in my dreams. Some advice I would tell myself would be to, be careful with the decisions that I make, especially if it can affect other people's life around me. And lastly, I hope that I'm still the same person that I am today, only that I would be reliable enough for people to depend on me.

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