Hey Dalton, how are you doing? This is you, 11 years ago. currently finishing up my first semester of college. I am a physiology and developmental biology major, planing on minoring in economics. I hope to get a consulting internship out of college, and within a few years, go to business school and receive my MBA. I start my mission papers in two days, and can't wait to have the chance to go serve my God for two years. I have hopes for my mission, but refuse to tell anyone, even myself, what those hopes are. All I will admit is that I hope that I am able to go out and do my best to help other come unto Christ. At this point in my life, school, sleeping, and females take up most of my attention. How's our wife doing? I wonder if I know her already, or if I am to meet her in the future. Its so weird to think of myself as a married man. At thirty, I have every expectation of being married, hopefully having already started a family. But I guess anything can happen, so if for some reason I am still single at 30, this is me, telling myself to get my act together and move on with my life. At 30, I hope that I have finished my schooling, and am well on my way into a career. Right now I assume that I will be starting to move up the ladder at a biotech business, but to be honest, who knows were I will end up. Wherever it is, I am confident it will be good. Dalton, if this note finds you in a bad place, remember that this life is important. Though we can't take our money or possessions with us when we die, we do take our experiences and growth. There is no universal scale of success. What I value now might not be the same thing as what I value in 11 years. Wherever life finds us, know that we can make it. Until then, good luck.
Dalton Mann
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