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Back to school motivation/goals.






I find out that when I set goals, I have more purpose and direction. As Young Black Males, we must strive to achieve goals and go past the bars that anyone sets. Therefore, this year as you are beginning or have began school; set goals. Education is one of the most important things that you can receive. Therefore, achieve and achieve again. Rather striving to get a B+ instead of a B. Or rather that means running for class president, trying out for the basketball team, or striving for Valedictorian. Always have goals in mind and do your best to make the dram a reality.






Further, don't fall into the trap of mediocrity or "lack of." What I mean by this is, I know school is hard and time consuming. However, it is what it is. Therefore, enjoy the classroom and the new things you can learn. Also, never settle for okay or make a excuse for being just average. Now, I know some school-work/test are just plain unfair. However, give it your all. Tutors, online lessons, and studying on the weekends are just a few ways to go from okay to excellent.


Last, find motivation and that silver lining.






Again, as I stated: School is Crazy Sometimes. As a Young Brother who is in school right now, this year is going to be a pain in the ....................(while you know the saying).






But, instead of me being depressed or giving up I'm going to use motivation and my personal goals to get me over the obstacles. I see the statistics, traps, and hate that society has for Us. Therefore, I use this for motivation. I use the fact that I can be a educated Black Male In America as motivation. I use the fact that I can be a active example in my community as motive.






You must find your motivation, My Brother. You must never let anyone/anything defeat you or deflate you. Be persistent and always be relevant. The fight ain't easy and a lot more hell is around the corner. However, the reward is great. And, the strong always win. Therefore, fight for every opportunity and every chance to succeed. Do this with honesty, strength, awareness, and full effort. And, believe Me: YOU WILL SUCCEED. 



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