Religious, Goal-Setting Naturalist from a close-knit family
Count Your Blessings- My beliefs about spiritual matters are the foundation of who I am. They inform my actions and set the framework for my life. Inherent in those beliefs is the virtue of gratitude. I don’t believe in Luck, I believe in Blessings. Recognizing the source of those blessings, my loving Heavenly Father, keeps me humble and focused on the positives of life. I keep this poster front and center in my room as a reminder that even when life doesn't seem so great, there's a blessing somewhere... I just have to open my eyes and heart and I'll find it!
Binoculars- I am a naturalist. Naturalists study plants, animals and all things in the natural world mostly by observation rather than experimental methods. I believe it to be a way to approach and view life. I’m always looking for connections, trying to figure out why things (mostly in the natural world) are the way they are. I want to know their names, why they live where they do, and watch their interactions with other organisms and their environment. Binoculars and field guides are my tools; I don’t leave home without them. This approach to life has also influenced how I interact with people. I'm curious to know their names and what makes them unique- we all have something.
30 B4 30- Some of my earliest memories involve “job charts.” Watching those tiny squares fill up with stickers brought me much satisfaction. I was taught to decide what you want, and who you want to be then chart a course to reach those goals. If you don’t make it the first time, keep trying until you do. I’m constantly negotiating new goals and path to achieve them. I decided to set 30 goals to accomplish before I turned 30. For that year I focused on these goals. They ranged from doing a sprint triathlon to reading all 4 Standard Works. My aim is to always be progressing, to be improving myself. Life is to be lived on purpose, with a purpose!
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