A Day In The Life Of My Family Mission Statement

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Mission Statement: A Day in The Life Of A Collin
There are only a few things that are truly important to me. These things mostly revolve around my family and machines. The most important aspect to me is my family. My family has always been the people there to back me up and support me through all the decisions I 've made throughout my life. My parents have always been very supportive in all of my life and have done a very well job getting me on track to be successful in this world. My younger sister has also always been there to support me when I needed her, and we continue to have a lot of fun to this day. The family will always be here, and I am very proud of the family I have. My wonderful girlfriend Gabby, which I have …show more content…

I would like to be happy with the job I have. Being able to enjoy waking up for work and driving a nice car to a place equally as nice is what I would like to see. At work, I would also like to be able to use my mind instead of my body. Right now as a young man in the workforce it is okay to work with my body but the more I can use my mind at work the more I can save my body for the fun adventures I get to have outside of work.
To help me achieve the vision I have of my future and protect what is important to me, I need to be able to make sure I stay focused. It is very easy for me to get out of focus with all of the things I like to try. I have to make sure I am thinking into the future and play my cards to the best they can be played. I need to take advantage of the opportunities that present themselves to me and make sure that I don 't let any slip by me.
To get the job of my dreams, I know I have to keep working hard and never give up. The first step is getting my degree so that I can stand out amongst society and real in the connections I need to progress my career. After I get my foot in the door, I will never stop working hard towards my future and over the years this should help me live the future I want to live. It will be easy to slack off if life gets too comfortable so I will work as hard as I possibly can until its is time to sit back, relax and let all my hard work take care of me for the rest of the time I

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