I'm going to Europe one day, and ride a bicycle through Southern France and Tuscany. I will also live in Japan, or at least visit for an extended period of time and hike Mt. Fuji. Speaking of hiking, I will hike Mt. Kilimanjaro, but not Everest, too cold. I know exactly what the Pampas look like even though I've never been there, but I will, one day soon. I will also see the Amazon and visit the Incas stomping grounds. I must see Colombia, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Venezuela. These are just a few of the places I will see.
I will get a PhD from a top notch university, and I'm qualifying for Boston. My idea of success is being in a position to help many, and I know I will be there, soon. You see, there are no bounds to the possibilities. If I desire it, its open for grabs. Only God can stop me. This has been my attitude ever since I have memory. If there is a prize to be won, a position to be had, or a goal to have achieved, I am as qualified for it as the next person and I will go for it. It helps that I'm not afraid to jump in even though I'm slightly afraid of failure. But failure is subjective, so it is relatively easy for me to overcome.
I'm ambitious yes, maybe a bit oblivious at times, but I posses a few traits that play in my advantage. I'm stubborn, I'm patient (most of the time) and I have endurance. I wasn't born with these traits. I acquired them through a bit of pounding so I am very thankful for them. Nothing in my life has come in my desired time. It comes when it's supposed to, or the way I see it, in Gods time. So as far as I'm concerned, nothing is out of reach. It's empowering but at the same time, humbling. I must wait for the right time, and that is not always easy. I'm looking forward to 2014. Are you?
Cheers to the festivities! May they find you joyful and optimistic.
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