Let myself down a bit and I just want to be more consistent , trying to push it every day as much as I can and in school , I would like to keep my grades up and balance . School with tennis . One thing I learned from my teammates , like I said before to just push it through .
Comfortable , you feel safe in a way and I think it's really easy to seek for help and they give you so many opportunities and help like the resources are great , so I would say all that and then the people are definitely one of the biggest things . One of the things I have learned here being a tennis player is . I learned a lot of skills like resilience , discipline , time management , especially having to balance academics with sports is probably the hardest thing , especially when I came here .
I try to focus . For me tennis is more about mental , it's more mental , so I try to find ways to , I don't know , stay more positive , stay calm because that's definitely the biggest challenge I have to face in tennis personally . My recruiting process was really hard actually , before I came here I was facing a lot of challenges , personal and and school and tennis everywhere and it just happened at the same time , but I managed to get it through and especially because I was having a hard time trying to find my transcript for the school and it was a big issue with that and to sign in the school , I needed those papers and it was a really struggle , but it worked out at the end .
You just need to prioritize the most important things and just find the right time for the other ones . One of the goals I have for playing tennis in school would be , I want to get mentally stronger . Sometimes I get too tired mentally and physically , and I don't give up , but I .
So I would say just to work hard no matter when just push it no matter what . Some things I would like people to know about me outside of tennis is I , my background . Can be a bit challenging since I moved from Venezuela to the United States about 4 years ago .
