“My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there”
- Charles F. Kettering.
There is no wonder to say that the most worrying business that one tries to account for not only nowadays, but as long as humans have existed on earth is the future. I am no exception. This is so because what I can draw of my future is an optimal picture that can obviously go hand in glove with my realistic competencies and abilities. Definitely, having this fact in mind will certainly boost my motivation to bring my long-term visions into reality. Therefore, I believe that what is required here is not a magic formula to build up the realm of this vigorous future but rather a cluster of principles one has to die for. Among these principles, I take as a maxim with which I live, I state the following: visioning, goal setting and hard work. Based on those essential principles, one will be able to pave the way forward towards the predetermined objectives.
I was always successful in setting my goals par excellence, which helped me, so far, choose where I want to go in life. Abraham Lincoln said, “The best thing about the future is that it comes only one day at a time.” Now, if I am given the opportunity to get more education, knowledge and training about leadership through this Scholarship program, my long-term visions will be of much wider scopes and of more social and personal benefit when they are translated into reality. My goal is aimed at making everyone benefits regardless where he lives, his age, or his race.
In a nutshell, I care to leave my past looking proudly at me and I desire to get a corner in people’s memories after I depart this life.
Wow. I love the Charles F. Kettering quote that you began your blog with. I think it is a powerful quote and a great opening for a great contemplative blog!
i am not sure if i understand however about how your title ties in with the content. would you mind going into further detail about it?