Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Student Success

     Perseverance is the key because becoming successful is not easy. In life you will fail or there will be things in your way blocking you from your success. What really matters is if you continue to achieve your success or not. At the end of the day you either achieve it, on the way, or not even tried. “I am trying” should not be in anybody’s vocabulary. The word has been abused and misused to compensate people short selling them to their highest potential. As Winston Churchill quoted, “success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.”  As a student striving for my ultimate success I have fallen down numerous of times. Yet, when I look around me and seeing that the situation could have been worse I put my poker face on and continue. Maybe not right away but getting me back on the path of success is the start. Winston Churchill is that man about success he have fallen and he live through it to experience and share of his knowledge. How the quote speaks to me and the word success is, how badly do you want it? If you truly want it there would be no way that you can fail or just give up on what you want. If you happen to so fail like Michael Jordan said, “I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life and that is why I succeed” is that you must learn from your failures. Repeating the same mistakes multiple times will do nothing but you down from reaching the top. As much as you fail you must keep trying because it is all about perseverance and how badly do you want it.
     Dream bigger, grasp the dream and make it happen. Success plays a big part in achieving more than originally planned. It might start off small like staying on top of your homework. It then leads to being a more organized student. It is all like a chain reaction, one thing leads to the next and it all plays in the bigger picture of being successful. Sometimes there are people who are afraid to dream because they fear of failing, with the stakes being so high if they do fail it would be much of a greater impact. Fearing is the main reason why people don’t try “in order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure.” –Bill Cosby. To me in my books people rather fail than succeed because of fear. What they yet to see is the great feeling you get when you achieve more than what you really thought you can. To me I thrive on knowing that everyday waking up doing my best for my future is a day full of success. At moments there is time when I want to quit but my thirst for success is greater than knowing what I can lose if I fail. It’s all a chain event if you succeed you will set up more successful goals in life that will make your life more pleasurable. 
     In my own personal community how I succeed mainly are transportation, money, support, and my personal desire of wanting all my successes. What prevent me from achieving my success are the little people in life and my support group not being so big.  I personally don’t let a lot of things bother me but there are people out there that deserve to be sent out to mars. I am talking about the ones who create drama or they see you succeeding so they put you down to make they feel better. Even the average American on the streets is those little people to me even though in the future we might cross paths and I might need them at some point right now personal connections are not top priority on my to do list. Also that most of the support I receive is from my boyfriend. So there are times that it is upsetting because of relationship issues. However my path to success compared to the things that prevent me are far greater. Having a car, enough money to take me to planned destinations allows me to achieve my dreams into becoming a successful person. Even with all the sticks you still need the fire to have it burning. My fire is my desire for success, I want it.

-C. Le

Friday, July 26, 2013

Experimentation

Let me just say holy shit this blogger thing is hard.
I managed to finally get my blogger URL.
How'd I do that, you ask?
Well some you tube video told me I had to post something first.
DUH! 
For a 21st century student. I feel like I am in the stone ages.
What I experimented with is mainly fonts. 
Changing the colors and where the alignment is. 
BAM! 20 minutes into this post and I just figured out how to attach videos. 
Well that is as far my experimentation goes. Hope you guys had better luck with blogger than I did.
-C. Le

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Passion Project

While watching this movie in all honesty who the heck is the narrator? That part annoyed me but other than that it touched me. As a student and hearing it other students I know that I am not alone. That saying where everyone is unique in their own way really stands out in this movie. I like how they brought in every type of students from all different type of backgrounds. It helps with the thought that if you have passion you can do anything you want. What these students in the video have in common is their passion to get the message across that there is a problem in today’s society. It is easier for you to carry out your passion when you are so privilege. Being privilege you can get what you need to make your passion happen. Like art, being privilege you will dedicate your art in a different way. You will have canvases and supplies in order to do it. If you were underprivileged I tend to see more artworks on the walls, where it is less appreciated.