2018 Year in Review

This was the year of accomplishments and achievements for me and I can’t wait for 2019.

I’ve accomplished much in 2018 and made significant progress in my life. Looking back, I grew exponentially in my education and career.

However, I started off 2018 feeling lost and broken. A month prior I almost lost my life in a terrifying car accident which totaled my car. Luckily the accident was not my fault since I was rear-ended.

But I’m more hopeful and I look forward to new opportunities for self-improvement and starting a new career.

Things I accomplished in 2018

  • Learned how to deal with car insurance after an accident.
  • Learned some effective back exercises to help me recover from a lower back injury I got from the car accident.
  • Went to a Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) summit and YALcon for the first time and made some awesome friends.
  • Met Ron Paul twice.
  • Met his son Rand Paul.
  • Went to FEEcon again and met up with old friends.
  • Met my friend and starchitect Patrik Schumacher again.
  • Got hired by Tesla without a college degree, at their Gigafactory in Sparks, Nevada (unfortunately I couldn’t make the move as it was too costly).
  • Going to Mises University again and learning new things and making new connections.
  • Got accepted into Praxis, a coveted business boot camp, after the second attempt.
  • Built my own website and blogged everyday since October (with the exception of four days due to the passing of my grandpa).
  • Learned how to make a value proposition.
  • Published an article for the first time on FEE.
  • Learned to write satire.
  • Created a t-shirt store.
  • Learned Adobe Illustrator from scratch.
  • Became closer to God and strengthened my faith in him.

Things I can improve on next year

  • Be more positive especially when I’m interacting with people.
  • Always give the benefit of the doubt and be less judgemental.
  • Conquering PTSD and managing my anger and anxiety better.
  • Come to terms with my personality changes (prior to the accident I was friendlier and less spiteful towards bad drivers).
  • Stick to a morning routine and wake up early for breakfast.
  • Procrastinate less.
  • Read more books.
  • Have more social interactions in person.
  • Go to the gym more.
  • Go to church more often.

Here’s to a happy, healthy New Year!

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