If money randomly came out of no where. Just created from nothing, but the dumb luck of running into it. I would create a secured financial future. If it was a lot of money, I mean $1000 plus, I would spend some, but would make sure I had enough to get through collage and the after years. Life gets complicated if you do not understand how to manage money properly. Once I get through collage and invested some; my next step would be to create more from that money. Anything from skills to creating more money. No matter how you look at it money is not real, its a guide line that tells you what and what you can not do. Money can come and go, but some people learn to keep money coming after they were lucky enough to receive it. Some believe the hardest thing in life is to understand money. So if I got the privilege to run into some dough, creating a secure future for myself would come first. I think skills and knowledge and the health of your body are some of the most important parts of life. If I could achieve this after finding some random money life would get easier from there. Its all about finding the balance. Spend some, save some, Invest some.

Hello, My name is Dylan Harty. I have been at Calgary Academy for many years. My favorite activity is to hike/run or walk. I prefer it to taking a car to go places close. I love helping other people to figure out problems and work through life's corners, more so  I help people close to me. I always am up for an adventure.About a year ago I got adopted by a really close best friends family. I have gotten time to work with people from Bragg Creek, more specifically people that are less fortunate then me. A couple summers ago I worked at a camp for less fortunate people, the smiles and laughter brought to these kids were amazing. I have three siblings. My oldest brother is Steven. Me and him love to watch movies and game together, and go for work outs. Next, my sister Natasha. She loves to work out and has a degree in nuclear medicine. Last, but not least my other brother Brock. Brock is 17 and loves to work on maniacal stuff. This summer I was on a island called Pender. Pender is off the Vancouver island. On Pender I met a lot of really nice people that disappeared from the city life to get out of the rat race. The rat race was the average response I got every time i ask "What made you stay on Pender?". One thing that I want to do before I pass, is to go sky-driving. Also I love to create unique projects that are complicated to figure out; problems that involve programming.