1. Nicholas Speleotes

2. Focused I am a very focused person when I’m completing a task. So focused people can’t stop me until I’m satisfied with my work, or until I’ve reached my personal goal dealing with what I‘m doing.

3. Helpful I really enjoy helping people just for the reason that it makes people happy. I get joy from other peoples happiness, and just knowing that what I did was the right thing. I also hate walking away from people when I know I could have easily helped them.

4. Confident I never seem to hold back what I have to say even when it’s time for me to be quiet. I’m not a shy person, but I use to be. It honestly sucks to be quiet so I take every opportunity I can to speak to people.

5. Athletic A huge part of my life is being active almost all of the time. I’m either playing a sport, going to the gym, or trying some new activity just for the fun of it. I sometimes even just explore anywhere and everywhere I can. Russell Crowe wasn’t the only one getting rescued by the Coast Guard during Labor Day weekend.

6. Relaxed I’m a pretty relaxed person even though I constantly move around a lot. I don’t let things bother me, or get to my head, and I don’t get stressed out that easily. This sounds corny but I just enjoy life as best as I can.

7. Longboarding Longboarding is a big part of my life. I love just going out and trying new tricks, like how the guy in the picture is sliding. It helps me keep moving forward, and through this I learned to be persistent and never quit on any task I take on.

8. Big Nerd I’m a BIG nerd. I love video games, playing with computers, and I love science and math. I enjoy learning those weird facts that no one really knows, and learning the weird technology tricks people don’t really know about or how to do.

9. Self Critical This is my biggest problem. If I do something wrong I try to fix it, and build on it. It sounds ok but I don’t understand why I’m never satisfied when I’ve tried my best. Its like the picture my mind thinks I can accomplish anything, but my body can’t do something it hasn’t been trained for.