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Man... its time to update this thing already, a year come and gone so quickly!? Well I guess I must first start by saying through out my profile you'll see flagged lessons. These are just lessons I feel I have learned as I go through life and experiences, and have shared them with you for some insight to how Rob thinks. The most important lesson I’ve learned so far is how to have fun while living a real adult life…and I feel like I’ve already managed to achieve some success, which is a good feeling. FIRST lesson learned: allowing myself to learn step by step as life comes. I’ve learned to observe and appreciate a memory lived is a lesson learned ;)~ throughout my life, school has still manage to remain an important thought in my head. Though I am nearly half way done with school, having 2 more years to graduate, I have taken a break from school since Sep. 05, to return Jan. 08. I am highly anticipating my return to San Diego State University to finish my studies and get that darn degree in Communication so I feel I have some security to fall back on later in life. Guess I’m a bit of a pre-planner. In my absence, I could have never planned to grow so much (not only physically by having time to hit the gym daily during the week) but a great deal mentally. This time away from my text book studies have allowed me to focus on my job at a High School Foreign Exchange Student Company in which I have been fortunate enough to be employed by for four years come Sep 07. Due to holding my job for so long, and portraying the hard worker that I am, I have been able to remain with the company. This time with one company at such a young age has allowed me to work on perfection and truly acclimated myself into my position as a Regional Administrator. I enjoy my job because I get to come to a relaxed atmosphere; enjoying all the people I work with in the office and field, and get my work done. I guess most importantly, I am fortunate enough to have a job that is lax with the confidence that I am doing a good job. Don’t get me wrong, it is a difficult jobs at times, but I have definitely worked my way up the company and feel to be in a great position at work, which in turn is a great stable part of my life. SECOND lesson learned: With stability comes ventures, and relationships bonded, mended and sometimes made. I have finally become truly comfortable within myself and can enjoy doing anything alone or with family, friends and even co-workers! I continually live my life, having ventures with wide and broadened eyes. With an open mind and heart, I have made bond many bonds with truly amazing people that have shown the diversity there is in life. I don't know what the future lies for me, but can only imagine connecting with people through communication, honesty, respect and tact always and forever.