Uy, Dominique P.

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made with https://www.canva.com/ vector illustrations from: @ingkadjiw

With regards of the CTU’s Vision, Mission, Goals, and Outcomes, the
illustration above depicts on how can I attain the University’s VMGO. As a learner and
as a University’s student my only contribution to it is by doing the rightful things and to
pave my road to redemption in life. As the University aims on achieving it’s own goals,
as a student in the University should have it’s own too.

What matters in life is the success of your own, even how arduous your way
have been, still the people only looks at your success. My illustration states “Hurdles
Are Meant To Be Leapt”. Which of means to me that there will be always challenges
and struggles in life but as they said, success doesn’t come for free. It doesn’t, so
everyday I woke up that even our lives are not free of living, we are created but only
to die at the end, we have been provided by the nature free of food but you have to
harvest to eat. Even things you badly needed are to be bought. Even happiness are
now to be paid. But all the hardship should have a certain accomplishment. As life has
a starting line and a finish, all things has one, even the earth has it’s beginning and
ending. Hunting in forest to eat meat is a very difficult sport. However, if you must be
patient and aim carefully unto that deer in life, then you should have a big chance on
killing that particular deer. If you want it, you have to earn it.
 As the University creates it’s own VMGO, a man in life should have one too. In
order achieve that goal or dream, we must; improvise to adapt, and adapt to overcome.
Improvise your life as life is full of unexpected challenges. Adapt to blend in the
different surroundings inside a situation, then overcome all of it. Same as the
University’s. They have to be resourceful, premier to provide help to the students.
What I’m saying is that success in the University and on our lives does not come for
free, for we have the knowledge and power, and to use it for our own success rather
than failure.