I feel like I have built different aspects of my game, not just scoring goals.
Scoring goals is nothing new for me. Every time I go out onto that pitch, I just go out there to score goals.
Scoring comes naturally because every time I come off the pitch and I haven't got a goal, then I am not happy with my performance.
I have always been confident.
There are times you need more than talent, and so you have to make sure you give your all and leave everything out there on the pitch.
Luckily, I have had parents who could take me places.
I enjoyed every minute of being at school. I was doing my work but still playing football.
I knew I had to get my grades so that I could focus on football.
No matter where I am, I know I have to keep trying my best.
It's still my ambition to be at the top level and be playing for England - especially, like, a competition like the World Cup.
You have to forget about the bad memories and push on.
I wouldn't say Swansea was a bad experience, but I would say it was not the best experience.
You've just got to keep going through the tough times and try your best every time you play.
I think the love of the game and the love of scoring goals helps you get yourself in the right area at the right time.
It was a dream for me to score two goals on my first start for the England Under-21s.
Shooting from outside the box, it would be nice to get a few more goals from outside the box.
Harry Kane's a player I really look up to. You look at his goals, his finishing, and all aspects of his game.
It would be fantastic to play against Germany and Brazil.
I'm a person who looks at myself, and after every game, I like to reflect on my performance, not just the team.
You look at the Harry Kanes: although he's absolutely ruthless inside the box, he also scores goals outside the box.
