Johnathan Williams

Hello viewers my name is Johnathan and I am currently an active collegiate student at TAMUCC. I am a business management major, my expected graduation date is May, 2017. I have been on my journey now for a while seeking excellence on a professional level. My motto is "allow education to be your motivation." Having a vision or plan to reach a long/short term goal is one thing but attaining whatever you desire through your education is another. I do believe that by going to college, stimulating new ideas and adding to the knowledge that you already have will help contribute major factors to enhance your success. If you put your mind to whatever you want your options can be limitless, don't let fear hold you back, this is your world and you have the jurisdiction to make personal decision in your world. The fact that you are now involved and a member of honorsociety.com is already a head start for those of you that are facing major challenges. For those that are not facing perplexity, I hate to be the pillar of bad news, but you will. This is not to discourage you but rather encourage you that their is truth in one of the most common quotes by Milton Berle, "If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door." Whenever you want something you have to put up a fight to get it, for example. If mom sais, "no you cannot go to a 4 year university because you are just not intellectually inclined for those challenges." this is when the fight begins. You must engage in your short term goal by doing your research and showing tangible facts proving to mom that you are readily capable for any challenges. Your research alone should show mom that you are ready for the challenge. Being eagerly interested in the midst of obtaining your long term goal of at least a bachelors degree, does guarantee you a healthy future. One of my short term goals is to promote honorsociety.com here at TAMUCC by starting a collegiate chapter on campus. My long term goal is to open a restaurant one day and carry out the legacy of my grandmother. I hope this helps and motivates you to do what you love. Remember, when in doubt, it doesn't hurt to check it out.