Assessing my 2010 performance, I have met most of my 2010 New Year’s Resolution, so this whole goal-setting routine really does work!

This has definitely been one of my star years. Studying abroad in Paris and traveling throughout Europe was a dream within a dream. Yes, just like inception, except much more joyful. And fall semester of junior year has been such an adventurous and learning semester, as I have met one of my best friends Leland Char, who has taught me…too much. His loop-hole attitude has rubbed off on me, and I have become one of those monsters, but I enjoy it. Our frequent exchange of knowledge has exponentially improved our  individual value. Though our adventures were not doing wild and “crazy” things, but it feels like it in a professional sense. I got a kick out of winning the KPMG case competition and attending a week of interviews that would translate into second rounds. Whatever future value this means, I know I have definitely felt the present benefit. NPV is positive. I rate this year 9.5/10.

Some of resolutions are bitten off last year’s, but so what? if it’s a good resolution, I should do it every year!

1. Avoid fats on meats

2. Exercise at least once every week

3. Introduce myself to someone in each class

4. Visit Grandparents more often

5. Spend quality time with family and friends

6. Sleep early

7. Wake up earlier

8. Apply to jobs/scholarship/opportunities

9. Land some interviews, land some internships

10. Read the News every week

11. Catch up on different sports

12. Do something interesting, but uncomfortable everyday

13. Compliment someone everyday

14. Play more basketball

15. Meet a lifelong mentor

16. Mentor those who need guidance

17. Be generous with love

18. Start flossing at least once a week

19. Learn more Accounting & Finance

20. Meet more people, meet more girls

21. Join something new

22. Call/Text Mom, Dad, Brother often (even though if dad doesn’t know how to text)

23.  Learn in class for the sake of learning

24. More public speaking

25. Reduce Facebook time to less than 10 minutes a day

26. Learn more technicals

27. Stay organized and document

28. Improve

Ready to accomplish!

Here’s my roommate. Multiply this by 10 and you can imagine him in 5 years.

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