People often ask me, what do I want to do with my life? Not what my parents want or what society wants, but what do I want to do? Well, my answer is simple yet complex: "I want to help people." When responded with the point that I don't need to be a doctor in order to help others, I reply, “Yes, but that is what I was placed on this Earth for.” I was given many gifts, tools and talents; all of which I have experienced and all of which I continue to grow on. Whether I am involved with volunteering, sports, music, film, or jobs; they all have one common denominator: helping. I am usually the first to volunteer and I am always willing to volunteer my time, talents, and efforts to help others. So when people ask me why I do so many things and tell me to choose one thing and stick with it, I tell them: “I have already chosen.” I help others because I was given the gift of having a big heart and being compassionate toward others. That, I have always known. But I now realize my potential and goal in life and what it will take. All the things that I do influence and help me with what I want to do with my life, and that is to become an amazing primary care doctor. In the future, I hope to practice in underserved communities and take time to go on medical missions such as this, and Project Angkor’s or Cambodian Health Professionals Association of America's annual medical mission.