Independent Studying

The methods of how education is delivered, change. Usually, some of the ordinary learning methods are altered. Education provided me with the tools to be able to construct ideas in a way that solves problems. Allowing expression, and a way to understand how money is rewarded to those that solve a problem. Without knowledge, and an effort to make a change, this education would be useless.

There are things you will come across that will become irrelevant. There will be obstacles you need to overcome, and your destiny ultimately lies in your hands. A consistent effort is an exchange of the most valuable resource of time. The first step to achieving success is your mindset. Believing in yourself, that you can overcome the obstacles you face. A challenge I faced while attending school, somedays, was am I going to have a place to sleep tonight? What am I going to eat? I have successfully found a way for any student across the world with access to technology, to feed themselves, while on the streets using public library computers. It takes on average, 2-4 hours per day, for 1 to 2 hundred dollars a month. This is not appealing to people who have come up in a stabilized environment.

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The website is not completed, and I am in constant research in building the skill to find the resources, to allow for additional opportunities. It has taken quite a long time of searching through search engine results, to find these opportunities. You should know consistency is key. If you face an obstacle, find a solution. Do not give up. Education has provided me with the necessary information to get this much progress so far. I would not be doing it if I did not feel it was important. It provides a solution to a problem. Opportunity knocks every now and again. Do something that matters, even if is something so big as building an entire website dedicated to finding jobs for an at-risk population.

Education can give you the tools to use information, in a productive way. Ultimately, it is up to you, in determining how you want to apply what you've learned. Try and fail, but never fail to try. Consistent steps, day in, and day out is progress. Make sure it's important to you and worth the valuable asset of your time.

When I was going to high-school, I had trouble feeding myself. Ultimately leading to malnutrition, resulting in focus problems. Not to mention self-esteem issues from a socially cultural standard. I trained my entire 10th and 11th-grade off-season, only to find out the following senior year, I did not have a reliable mentor to drive me to my basketball games. The whole reason I went to school was to try and get into a University where I could play basketball for a few more years. I had to drop out to support myself. I still have not found a way to feel accepted at schools. Usually becoming stressed and anxious in very normal situations. That has not stopped me from learning from home though.

I have personally bought, and given away three GED books to people with who I felt a connection, and just needed a little nudge in the right direction. Sure, I can describe the eleven systems of human anatomy and their functions, could apply stitches to a wound. However, the amount of stress and anxiety that follows from working in this kind of environment, is exactly the reason I choose not to pursue it. It stops me from being able to think clearly, creating a block, I can not seem to overcome. Hopefully one day I will find the balance I so desperately seek.