MISSION STATEMENT

My MISSION is to become the best version of myself possible.

The phrase "never give up" is not in my vocabulary. Stay
positive and don't let your fears ruin your life; be a fighter who
is ready to tackle the challenges of life; and study hard to attain
every part of success in life. And I, for one, will be prepared to confront whatever the future
holds, until it transforms the pains and sacrifices into success.

Explanation:

My mission is based on a comparison of myself. I'm constantly convinced that I'm a failure
and a weak person. But now I must transform from a better to a best standard of myself,
removing negative thoughts from my mind and replacing them with positive ones. As a result, I
want to be a "FIGHTER" on my own because I don't want to be a coward and ruin my future;
instead, I want to fight for what I'm afraid of and keep studying and focusing on my goals until I
accomplish my goal – success.

VISSION STATEMENT
I, Cris Joshua Archibido a clinical laboratory scientist in the
making, who are obliged to give a special care and treatment
for the patient in the future and 5 or 10 years from now,
every hardship and sacrifice will be worthy. Even though
the procedure is gradual, it is necessary to wait for the ideal
time and plan in order to reach those objectives. I'm now prepared to take on the challenges
and take the risk. And I look forward to becoming a Registered Medical Technologies (RMT)
in the future.

Explanation:

My vision is very important to me; it has inspired and pushed me to pursue a career as a
Clinical Laboratory Scientist. This is a course that I truly want to pursue, and not just because I
like it. As a result, I wish to assist others by providing cures and treatments in order for them
to live longer and see a smile on their faces. One of my life's ambitions is to work in a
laboratory and love my work with my colleagues while testing specimens, bloods, urines, and
other bodily fluids. And then there'll be 5 or 10 years from now. I wanted to envision myself in
a white robe and scrub suit, administering special therapy and curing my patients, and I
couldn't wait to say, "Trust me, I am your doctor”.