Aldious Waite

I am from Jamaica. I have lived in the US since 2005. I attained a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Technology from Western Kentucky University in 2009. I am now a full-time graduate student at Western Kentucky University, and will graduate in December 2015 with a Master of Science in Engineering Technology Management. As an undergraduate student I was not inspired, I was learning everything that I didn't want to know nothing about - the academic career ladder, surely it serves a purpose, but it is just not for me. I am a people person, and this was seen in my character, because it caused people to believe in me. I was elected president of the WKU International Club and served for a year; it was easy, the club grew very fast. I was elected to serve another year and I turned it down. I wanted to raise money for the club, enough money to send 50 or more members to visit abroad for a week and explore other cultures; but it is a non profit organization so my idea was rejected. Well that didn't make much sense to me so I quit the club, because in my opinion, it takes money to do things, whether it be profit or non profit - time is money, and I didn't intend to waste any more of my time.

I don't set goals I just have one big dream, and in order to make my dream come true, I need to change, daily. Every single day, I need to become a better person, until finally that day when I become that dream. If I am a performer, and every time I get upon stage I do the same old act, the reaction from the audience will always be the same or get worse, unless of course I improve my act. What most people don't realize, is that a better life is inspired by change, and imagination. First you imagine yourself doing something great, but then you must perform. Everyday I go out and I perform, I try to improve my act, because I know that success is based upon performance, and people will pay a lot of money to see you in action.

You see, the wise man will look for a good idea to earn money, but the foolish man thinks that he needs money before he can have a good idea.