The Enduring Road To Success

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Success is something everyone wants, but the route to success isn’t always accessible. I want to make over hundred grand a year if not more, own the house of my dreams, having all the cars I always wanted and travel to unusual places every chance I get. Living such lifestyles requires a successful career, behind that successfully career requires a higher level of education. So here I am, in college starting to climb that ladder directed to success. But before I take that initial climb, I consider the enduring road ahead of me, the road that still behind me and everything in between. Feeling the pressure to excel in my academics in order to achieve the success I desire and not willingly exhaust my time and money being invested in my college

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