One day, my name will be on the biggest bridges, the tallest towers, and the most brilliant buildings anyone’s ever seen. That’s been my dream for as long as I can remember - and I’ve been working toward it since I was a little kid. I used to take apart toys and gadgets just to see how they worked. Now, I spend hours sketching designs, building models, and learning everything I can about how things fit together. For me, engineering isn’t just a career I want to have - it’s a way of seeing the world. Every problem has a solution, and every obstacle is just another thing to figure out. But I know that you can’t build something strong if the foundation isn’t steady. That’s why I choose to stay focused, disciplined, and clear-minded. Drinking under 18 doesn’t fit into that picture - I need my mind sharp and my hands steady if I’m going to create something that really lasts. I see every day as an opportunity to build - to build myself, my skills, and my future. It’s not always easy, but nothing worth building ever is. I’m a Maker of Tomorrow because I’m laying down the foundations of my dreams right now, brick by brick, and I’m not letting anything or anyone stand in my way. One day, people all over the world will walk across my bridges, stand in my buildings, and know that I was here. That’s what I’m working toward - and I’m just getting started.