PORTFOLIO FRESHMAN SEMINAR - SUBJECT 3

WELLBEING

Summary: This was a revealing exercise in visualizing ones priorities in life. It shows what takes up my time and what makes me happy.
Comment: I decided to portray it this was because I felt that my life is based on the four subjects in red...
Implications: This helped me to cut out the less important things in life. It's an ongoing process.

PORTFOLIO FRESHMAN SEMINAR - SUBJECT 2

PERSONAL TIME PROFILE

Summary: Follow this link to my Google calendar (goto January) to see the classes I'm enrolled in this semester (if you like).
Comments: You like?
Implications: http://www.google.com/calendar/render?tab=mc

PORTFOLIO FRESHMAN SEMINAR- SUBJECT 1

1. PROJECT MANAGEMENT GOALS

Summary: This chart shows my 2 year plan according to the available courses offered by Ulacit.
Comment: If all goes well and if I do not have a driving restriction because of ridiculous traffic rules, I'll be able to do this as planed!
Implications: I'll be smarter, an "edjacated" man.

My Wellbeing

What is all this? It's me showing what I need to be happy. Quite liberating actually once you have it all down on paper. My inspiration for all this...ask me and I'll tell you...you may guess from the red writing. Good luck.

Goal Plan

This is a project for one of my classes. It has my information on when I hope to be done with school, which should be by the end of 2011. On a very happy note...I received a scholarship today! The cost of my degree is only about 3000 dollars now. Kachiiing!!!

Shakes Beer

Just came back from Twelfth Night, here's what I learnt...

"Many a good hanging prevented a bad marriage."
"Bless you fair shrew!"
"How now my Woodcock, how farest thou?"
"A man's epistles are not gospel."
"Love sought is good, but being unsought better."
"Better a witty fool than a foolish wit."
"I'll go with you and having sworn truth will ever be true."
"Some are born great, some acheive greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them."

Thanks Will.

Homer vs. Homer

Yes, somedays I feel like the first Homer, especially when I have just had a Critical Thinking class in spanish and the teacher has been talking a mile a minute. Today, however, I'm feeling pretty good after an interesting literature class.

Peter's Corollary states that "in time, every post tends to be occupied by an employee who is incompetent to carry out his duties" and adds that "work is accomplished by those employees who have not yet reached their level of incompetence".