introductory post

Hello my name is Walter Oro Abrahaho I am Brazilian, I came to the united states when I was seven years old. I came here with my parents and stayed here to start a new life. I like to get involved so when I was in highschool I joined a lot of clubs that interested me. I joined several clubs one of them was Distributive Educational Clubs Of America. In Distributive Educational Clubs Of America we roleplayed business scenarios to strengthen our critical thinking skills, communication skills, and public speaking skills. An example of one of the scenarios was that me and my partner needed to market a opera house to millennials, and we needed to create a marketing plan in less than ten mins to present in front of a judge in a professional manner. I was also part of the wrestling team in my high school. I was a part of the wrestling team for four years and got to be the captain of the wrestling team when I was a sophomore. During my wrestling career I won boroughs once in second place which would allow me to compete in states however I was a part of this class that gave me a free trip to Los Angeles so I declined the opportunity to wrestle in states to compete in Los Angeles for this class I was a part of. So you may be wondering what this class is, it is a virtual class where me and my peers ran a virtual company. We were running a financial literacy company where we helped our peers to be financially literate. Moving on from highschool when I graduated high school I felt a need to be doing something, to not be sitting down or hanging out with my friends. So I picked up photography and started a hustle to make some money on the side by taking pictures of people that wanted my service. I was always in to photography but I did not start taking pictures consistently until last year. I took a photography workshop with best buy which helped me tremendously to make my pictures look better. Also something else I did to keep me busy was that I went to the gym a lot. In conclusion this is a glimpse of who I am because not one person can be described entirely in four hundred words words.