The "Jane The Virgin" star says while she is enjoying international fame now, she understands every chapter must come to an end, reported Femalefirst.
"I know that this journey hasn't been easy or quick. It seems to almost get harder because my dreams get bigger and I desire more," the 31-year-old actress said.
"The idea of staying grounded is so crazy to me because I remember what it was before those dreams came true. I remember all the challenges and obstacles and I see the new challenges and obstacles as I go along. Everything comes to an end. Every chapter has an end. I'm not going to be Jane the Virgin forever. I'm going to do movies that fail; hopefully I'll do movies that succeed.
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