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01 Jan 2008, 22:28
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ouch! sorry to hear about that aau! But I'm glad to hear you did find a lawyer and things are progressing. I say have that SOB pay you for "emotional distress" that you had to suffer your entire first semester due to the torn ligament!
02 Jan 2008, 10:04
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2008 Resolutions
1. Lose weight. I used to weigh 280 pounds, and had gotten down to 183 with the most strict self-dicipline I've ever put on myself. I'm now up to about 200-205, but I'm 6'1" . Anyway, I want to be down to about 180 by March.
2. Absolutely stop obsessive behavior (worrying, thinking too much about certain things, etc)
3. Put more emphasis on my academic progress than my progress with women
4. Start a mentoring program at my local church to give younger kids (16+) direction in terms of school, what to do, where to go, etc.
5. Study religiously for the GMAT, take the exam in Q3 or Q4 of '08. I work fulltime + am working on finishing on my undergrad in parallel.
That's about it for now. My overall feeling for this year, as it was last year, is that I simply want to accel in school. My average gpa for the last year has been about a 3.8 and I want it even higher.
1. Lose weight. I used to weigh 280 pounds, and had gotten down to 183 with the most strict self-dicipline I've ever put on myself. I'm now up to about 200-205, but I'm 6'1" . Anyway, I want to be down to about 180 by March.
2. Absolutely stop obsessive behavior (worrying, thinking too much about certain things, etc)
3. Put more emphasis on my academic progress than my progress with women
4. Start a mentoring program at my local church to give younger kids (16+) direction in terms of school, what to do, where to go, etc.
5. Study religiously for the GMAT, take the exam in Q3 or Q4 of '08. I work fulltime + am working on finishing on my undergrad in parallel.
That's about it for now. My overall feeling for this year, as it was last year, is that I simply want to accel in school. My average gpa for the last year has been about a 3.8 and I want it even higher.
02 Jan 2008, 15:28
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'08 Here I Come:
1. Get married and enjoy it the way that it should be enjoyed.
2. Do things I never thought I would do while on my honeymoon in Hawaii.
3. Be the bigger person when I do finally make the decision to leave work. Don't walk out cussing and screaming, but be dignified and offer help to those who really want to get better.
4. Start a book club with my friends without worrying that my future wife thinks I'm a nerd. We will learn from each other's tastes and knowledge and be better off for it.
5. Continue to coach young people whenever I have the chance, whether it be soccer, baseball, school, etc. give back so they don't make the same mistakes I did.
6. Be a great husband, better friend, brother and son.
7. Appreciate the little things more and don't be afraid to make mistakes.
Best of luck GMATClub!
1. Get married and enjoy it the way that it should be enjoyed.
2. Do things I never thought I would do while on my honeymoon in Hawaii.
3. Be the bigger person when I do finally make the decision to leave work. Don't walk out cussing and screaming, but be dignified and offer help to those who really want to get better.
4. Start a book club with my friends without worrying that my future wife thinks I'm a nerd. We will learn from each other's tastes and knowledge and be better off for it.
5. Continue to coach young people whenever I have the chance, whether it be soccer, baseball, school, etc. give back so they don't make the same mistakes I did.
6. Be a great husband, better friend, brother and son.
7. Appreciate the little things more and don't be afraid to make mistakes.
Best of luck GMATClub!
