In general, I think I enjoy academia.

I mean, I'm interested in that sort of area post school.

So in some ways, bookish learning appeals to me.

But on the other hand, I think getting away from your familiar environment Carrie with a different group of people you don't usually spend time with, is simply the single best way to learn things about yourself and balance.

I've put my name down a few months ago, the work to be involved in their selection process for a U.

N youth tour across Europe, where you sort of interact with the whole load of different diplomats and NGOs and U.

N officials and because I'm sort of interested in politics in the humanities.

That sort of thing jumped out of me when I saw the opportunity through my politics, take shop schools and the process of learning is almost inevitably going to crop up with faults of challenges.

But I think what makes what's made Carrie so fantastic, at least from live perspective in my journey is that it seems to deal with these thoughts.

Intelligence Ineffective way.

It's so much more valuable to invest in character building activities and build in any activities that expand your friendship groups and connections because that's the sort of thing that gives a person dead person, character and interests.

I think those are really what's valuable in life rather than just in getting a good eight hours.