Goals
Today, the start of 2016. The start of a new journey, new opportunities, and broadening my knowledge. The start of the beginning of the rest of my life continuously plays through my head. Everyday we students are reminded that we need to make a choice. We need to decide who and what we want to become because time does not stop for anyone. Our nation, our world is evolving faster than our minds can comprehend. Jobs are limited, and competition is fierce. For many, that thought is frightening, but for me that feeds my appetite for knowledge. I became eager to engage, and to strive for new opportunities. For programs, mentors, and communities that will help me mold my future along with my classmates. With this desire to achieve wisdom from mentors, doctors, and specialist I decided I wanted to pursue Stanford's Medical Program. For years I have dreamed of becoming a part of the team that continuously heals others. With nothing in mind other than comforting, and guiding each other to health. Believing in the power of medicine itself proves that we as people can change anything we desire to. With all the pain and violence in the world, it gives me peace at mind that I know there are people who stay up at night …show more content…
I contemplate all the possible ways I can achieve my goal successfully, and I will not stop until it is reached. My goals are not always big. Some of my short term goals may consist of attending every class on time everyday, or eating healthier. As for my long term goal, it has been the same for over a decade. My number one goal is to become an Anesthesiologist. I do not only want to become an Anesthesiologist, but I want to become an outstanding one. I want to be a doctor that people fly around the world for. As a doctor I want to insure that my patients feel no hesitation in the medical advice they have sought. I want to exert compassion, and knowledge, and comfort throughout the entire
Today, the start of 2016. The start of a new journey, new opportunities, and broadening my knowledge. The start of the beginning of the rest of my life continuously plays through my head. Everyday we students are reminded that we need to make a choice. We need to decide who and what we want to become because time does not stop for anyone. Our nation, our world is evolving faster than our minds can comprehend. Jobs are limited, and competition is fierce. For many, that thought is frightening, but for me that feeds my appetite for knowledge. I became eager to engage, and to strive for new opportunities. For programs, mentors, and communities that will help me mold my future along with my classmates. With this desire to achieve wisdom from mentors, doctors, and specialist I decided I wanted to pursue Stanford's Medical Program. For years I have dreamed of becoming a part of the team that continuously heals others. With nothing in mind other than comforting, and guiding each other to health. Believing in the power of medicine itself proves that we as people can change anything we desire to. With all the pain and violence in the world, it gives me peace at mind that I know there are people who stay up at night …show more content…
I contemplate all the possible ways I can achieve my goal successfully, and I will not stop until it is reached. My goals are not always big. Some of my short term goals may consist of attending every class on time everyday, or eating healthier. As for my long term goal, it has been the same for over a decade. My number one goal is to become an Anesthesiologist. I do not only want to become an Anesthesiologist, but I want to become an outstanding one. I want to be a doctor that people fly around the world for. As a doctor I want to insure that my patients feel no hesitation in the medical advice they have sought. I want to exert compassion, and knowledge, and comfort throughout the entire