Dont Mind Him

What’s up readers….

Close to graduation from Indiana University (May 5th), I am thinking about the future of my peers and I. The question of the day is, “what’s next?”. A question to me that means more than where you will be working or going to school once you graduate…

I’ve been “Personal Progress” kick for the past year and I want to inspire you all to do the same. What I mean by personal progress is, how I can make myself a better person. How I can change my current habits to make for a better future. Sounds tight right? (yea… i still say “tight”)

This isn’t an overnight task… it take steps.

1. needs assessment (find out what you would like to change)
2. plan development (figure out what it takes to change those habits)
3. plan implementation (Just Do It)
4. Evaluation… (do you, or others notice your progress? how can you do even better?)

Those four steps can do a world of good…. No need to wait for new years to start either…

Some (of many) of the personal progress projects that I am working on within are: my punctuality, my vocabulary, my ability to be nicer and genuinely sweet guy, and my ability to be a better student.

I think I’m doing great but if you know me… I’ll let you be the judge.

Thanks for reading… I am about to post some of the old stuff I was working on but never finish… to the college students… Good luck with finals

(vmv)

A little poetry… Enjoy

Thoughts of what to call them seem come to the same dead end. Only gestures could describe how they make me feel, as words come short. The memories that they bring leave me;  every inch of me; wishing I was back in that time, because every meeting is similar to our first encounter where I fell deeply in love. How you encouraged me to learn every facet of your mind and personality before the exploration of your body, how you told me that God spent more time on your mind than your structure, created the anticipation. It left me to wonder. So when the day finally came for us to meet, my expectations were elevated by my own imagination but they were met perfectly.