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“ What are my plans for the future?”. This question is often popping up in my mind and frequently asked by my elders. As my Junior year in high school is starting to fade away and my senior year is soon to come, this question never seem to dim away. I’ve asked myself this and I have come up two ideal plans such as joining the military, volunteering for a program to go abroad to help the less fortunate, traveling and seeing the world and finding the one to live the rest of my life with. I think planning is like an architect designer they take time to bring his image from his mind on to the paper, after they are done it is carefully built to perfection. I understand that these plans could possibly change, but without a plan, I can't start my voyage.
Joining the military is my first ideal plan. This idea came from my cousin and other guys that are close to me, which are in the military also. I’ve spent some time around them and though they may say some bad stuff about it overall they showed me what hard work and dedication to the army can do good to a person and they can do great stuff. I’ve watched them as they struggle through a lot and they seem to overcome anything they have encountered. I admire what they do and the way they handle themselves and for that I want to be like them when I join. Before I get out of high school i will have to join the ROTC, before upon entering the military just to learn the basics.I will study my best for the asvab test and when I pass, I will immediately join the military and soon leave and for basic training. The first thing i do with my paycheck is send the money to my mom so she can have some stability and not having her worry about money. For a long time my mom has been talking about a ...

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All of these plans i think suit me quite a lot, Joining the military would be a real honor, helping people, even if its just a small thing is very much a rewarding thing to do. I’ve thought about these plans for a long time time but it never really came to my senses that this is what i want for my future. In less than a year i will be turning eighteen, I don’t want to be one of those people that graduate from high school and have no clue of what I want in life and wait forever before taking a step forward. By set up this plan i think i might just succeed. So these are my goals, after all “A goal without a plan is just a wish”. Now that i've gotten my priorities straightened out i think its going to be a lot easier from here on. I still have to graduate high school so for now all my energy and time will be dedicated to school.

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