My American Dream

It is important to be able to develop some sense of purpose in an individuals life; something that gives an individual a tangible goal, that which he may fix his eyes on. I have many goals and aspirations that I hope to one day achieve. Many are life-long, others, perhaps for the semester. I would like to think of my American Dream as an ongoing definition of my accomplishments. I know that every decision I make sends me down a new and exciting path to which there really is no end, no finish. Rather, there is the contentedness in knowing that I have the entirety of my time to enrich my life by gather knowledge from others and personal experiences. I know that where ever I am in my life I will have the opportunity to make the best out of it; from the lowest of lows to the highest of highs. As long as I keep filling my mind with things that are positive then naturally that is what will come forth from me. There is no cap to my dream and it is solely up to me to fulfill it.

My name is Mitchell, not the last name. I am a positive person that would want nothing more than a small portion of land to call my own. The best place to be is in the mountains. Theres nothing better than waking up and smelling the aroma of the forest. The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago, next best time: now. I love to be in unknown places. Whether that's a new city, new job, new school, practically any new situation. And the best part about it is that every second is a new moment. The best way to get around is via motorcycle; it's a whole new world. I think its important to stay active. I try to make sure that on a daily basis I excercise myself mentally, physically, and spiritually. I love harmony. It's so exciting when you are able to see it present between exsisting things. Guitar, disc golf and pool are my leisure times. I find new people to be refreshing and I wish I could do a better job at looking for positive qualities in people.