Military Made Man. Being in the Military wasn't always what I had planned for myself, but at a point in my life when I wasn't seeing eye to eye with school and I needed to make a decision, God opened up certain doors which led me in that direction. I needed the Military to get me on my feet and get my mind right. Now I'm about 8 classes away from my BAS. I plan on becoming a Commissioned Officer in the USAF when I'm finished, or if I change my mind, I have a job stackin 6 digits if I decide to get out of the Military. For now, I'm just going to take the Air Force for everything it's worth. I definitely want to travel, I joined the military and got stationed right back at home haha. Germany and Japan are at the top my list. I'm hoping to get overseas sometime in the next 3 years. I came to a split in the road and went straight, and I can honestly say that I have no regrets. One thing the Military taught me is not to take anything for granted. No matter what your situation at the time, it could always be worse. On another note, it could always be better, but that's all on you. These past couple years I've learned a lot about who I am and who I want to be. I've realized that although you can have a million acquaintance's, you can only have a handful of REAL friends. I know who they are now. There are a lot of people out there who got it twisted, so pre-occupied with impressing everyone else and trying to act street that they're not true to themselves. I surround myself with goal oriented, self-motivated, move makers that produce results..(VIP). Most of us are going down different paths in a transitional period with a mutual respect and belief that those paths will ultimately come together at the end of the road. Regardless, none of us are standing still in this world that flies by day by day. We keep it moving over here despite what may step in our way. I have big plans for the future, too many goals to list and I WILL achieve all of them. I got money on my mind, but most importantly I understand what I have to do to get it. That's what really matters.
