Student Success Statement By Dan Dierdorf 

" If I got correct goals, and if I keep pursuing them the best way I know how everything else falls into line. If I do the right thing right, I'm going to succeed."  

 

Dan Dierdorf was a well known basketball player and his only rule to success was to do things right. If you got a goal the only way you can achieve it is by making sure your goal is correct and pure. After that you just basically have your life all planned out because when you do good great things happen to you. If your goal was intervened by someone who wanted the goal more than you and you gave it up because you felt bad if the other person won and you didn't that just means that it wasn't meant to be. Some things in life are just the things we want and sometimes we do not end up getting it. We should value those moments because they move us into a different path that will eventually be the right path for us.  

" Nothing is ever gained in doing what's wrong."  

 

        What is the point of doing bad choices when nothing good ever comes out of them. What is the point of cheating if you are not learning anything. You are just cheating your brain into thinking you did well but in reality you didn't understand why the answer was even correct. You do not gain any good from doing what is wrong and what from I've experienced there is more gains in doing what is right and simple than doing what is wrong and more complicated. The thing that drives you to do the wrong is laziness and that is never good. You have to get up and show the world you can do more than what you are expected to do. The path you believe you are taking to success might be the wrong one but if you are living it righteously then who cares unless you love what you are doing keep going through that path because eventually you will be blessed and have great things happen to you because you did the right things.  

          LPN { Licensed Practical Nurse }

Duties and Responsibilities:

Most LPN work in health care facilities, hospitals, doctor’s office, and nursing homes. Their duties and responsibilities is to provide routine care, observe patients’ health, assist doctors and registered nurses, and communicate with patients and their families. They work under supervision of registered nurses and doctors.

Salary:

$43,170 annually.

Education:

• Obtain a diploma, certificate, or degree
• Complete an approved education program
• Pass the NCLEX-PN
• Seek professional certification
• Enter work force and additional training
• Get a postsecondary nondegree

Demand or Need of Profession:

Work of profession of a LPN is projected to grow about 16 percent as of 2014.

 

Reflection:

I think I would like to become a licensed practical nurse, because I always wanted to help people. Becoming a nurse would be a great way to help people get well.