“If I’ve got correct goals. And if I keep pursuing them the best way I know how, everything else falls into line. If I do the right thing right, I’m going to succeed.’’ Dan Dierdorf

Well said Mr. Dierdorf, well said. This peaks out the truth in many ways. These powerful words represent something huge. What I mean by this is that we should always persevere and follow our passions. However, we must do what’s right and make good decisions in life. That is, doing the right, should get a person successful. This formula is said by Dan Dierdorf and he has a point. We start out with the correct goals. Realistically, not everyone make correct goals. Some goals they want to achieve may either be risky or inappropriate that may hurt them or others. It is always to think about goals and their outcomes. Not all goals are good, but creating good ones bring success. It sort of like gardening. If you take proper care of a plant, you’ll gain crops. If you don’t take care of plant, you’ll gain nothing. So making correct goals are important to begin with. Effort needs to kick in as well, if a person wants to succeed. Effort shows that a person has done right. Many things that help a person succeed is a form of right. Whether it is studying, reading, or participation, your’e doing a right that benefits your path to success. I just want to say a testimony. So one time, I had a goal. This goal was to help a person become a CTR person. This particular person was an old friend. Throughout middle school he was influenced bad. At first I didn’t wanted to be friends with him because of his poor character. I then influenced him well enough that he was convinced to be choosing the right. Now he pursues to get a higher grade, and I feel proud. I made a change in someone’s life, and others can do too. Choosing the right does bring success, if you right the correct goals.