Jake Nations

It's impossible to say where I will be in 20 years from now. I haven't exactly found my passion or what I was meant to be, but i'm exploring my options and taking a peek down every road. Whatever challenge, experience, problem, and instance that approaches I will greet it with open arms. I am not afraid of failure in the distant future, but I am however anxious of the greatness that lies ahead.

I have never been proud of my work, my academic career, or how far I have made it. What I am proud of is the work and projects that help others. I really enjoy helping people, and it's a personal feeling that I know how to incorporate it with my future. I want to be an entrepreneur. My own boss in the field of biotech. Creating state of the art prosthetics/augmentations and developing cheap-well made consumer products. I believe if I accomplished this, then my life will be complete. It's a big dream, and it will require immeasurable work and time. I am willing to make the climb

My first step is going to Japan. Not just for the cultural experience, but to explore the industry and commerce. It will be a fruitful experience and I cannot predict what I will gain by studying in a different country for 11 months. After I come back, I will have become a different person, I will officially graduate with the class of 2017. Then I will be off to college. I will study in computers and bio-tech, but other then that… I have absolutely no clue what will happen between now and in the future. As the saying goes, “It's about the journey not the destination”.

So, I will continue with the same psychosocial phenomenon that I described here, and continue with this goal for the next 20 years. Not really knowing if it's going to change or be altered.