What Is Your Mission?

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What is your mission in life? It seems like this is a frequently asked question from adults. In my Humanities course, Endurance, we have been looking into other people's challenges and their journey throughout. Whether it was by choice or forced everyone has endured some kind of challenge. For this action project we were asked to come up with a mission that we would work on for 12 hours. For my project I chose to recreate and design jeans. I enjoy helping others and I thought this could be a good way of doing so. After completing the project, I realized this is not a passion of mine. It is likely I will do this again, but not as a consistent thing in my future. 

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