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MY FUTURE GOALS

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I love that you're not trying to pick one lane. School, a job where you help people, a business of your own. Those are pretty different.

I love that you're not trying to pick one lane. School, a job where you help people, a business of your own. Those are pretty different.

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I have different goals for my future.

First, I want to finish my studies at SENA.

I also want to become a police officer and continue growing in this profession.

Another important dream is to have my own business.

I know that my goals need time, work and discipline.

I also want to improve my English because it can help me in the future.

I will continue working to achieve my dreams.

💭 My thought:
If I work hard and never give up, I can achieve my goals.

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  • MaisyDrum

    Knowing upfront that this will take time and work and discipline is actually rare. Most people skip right to the dream part.

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  • maybe_im_wrong

    English is probably going to help with literally all of these, so that's smart. Good move doing that while you work on everything else.

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  • just_curious_tho

    What kind of business are you thinking? Something completely different from the police work, or related somehow?

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  • quick_gut_check

    I love that you're not trying to pick one lane. School, a job where you help people, a business of your own. Those are pretty different.

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  • nodding_along

    The police officer goal stands out. Is that about the service part, or the career growth path itself, or both? I'm curious what drew you to that.

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