Nelson Mandela's Goals

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For my goals is to finish my education and to become a better educated person. I understand that in order to achieve my goals I need to set up plan and work for it. Example. I have to finish my high school first with good grades so that I will be admitted to some universities. And then in college I expect that I need more extra time for my studies. When I think high school is hard for me the more I expect college would be. Example, spend nights with research and editing. More assignments and case studies to make. Looking back to Nelson Mandela’s life in the prison. His goal is seeking for freedom. He wanted to be free. So everyday he never quit finding an idea. He met several challenges in his life while he is in prison. Like when the warder ordered them to fill up the buckets with rocks more and more every week until they came up with the strategy on how to react the circumstances. Another challenge when they invented a song and sang it while they are working to make their work even more lighter. And then one day, the warder understood the meaning the meaning of their song and stop them. So for me setting up on goal has always challenges. It includes time and money in order to finish my education. Like for example if my parents won’t be able to give financial support, how could I finish my studies then? If I finish it by myself alone, I am sure I will be working day and night tearing myself apart. As far as Mandela’s strategies, he never surrender and given up his hope. His strong character had always been giving strength and support to his co-prisoners. He befriended the warder which is the only way for them to find freedom more positive way. Whatever their request it will be granted for some time. As for me, I need to think more positive and develop strong character like Nelson Mandela. I have to help myself how to cope and adjust living in this
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