My Vision
- Mar 12, 2017
- 2 min read
It is difficult for me to expound what vision looks like in my life simply for the fact that I desire to do so much! I love people, I am passionate about education, I have a hunger to make music that moves the soul, and I want to see children grow and flourish in healthy homes. At the heart of it all, I want to be a CONNECTOR.
As I mentioned earlier, I want to work in Public Policy. I imagine some would perceive this work as boring, foreseeable, and lacking dimension. For those that feel that way toward this field, I would not argue with them, as I too agreed with that in the past to an extent. Now, as I have dug deeper into this field, I cannot help but feel ECSTATIC at the mere thought of doing such work. It lends me the opportunity to make change on a political level by being someone who serves as a bridge between people and its government. It supplies me the chance to be a representative of those in need—to me that means everything!
I envision myself working with a team of people that partner with agencies, communities, churches and families as a form of support that helps expand the reach of small non-profits. I want to find sustainable solutions that can ensure stability for those striving for social change. As much as I would love to work in the field person to person, I want to reach deep into the heart of these issues and pull out the weed that has been hindering the development of the garden.
I see myself being a figure among my people that discerns the strength and capacity in young men whose potential was denied because of their background. I see myself being a resource and a brother to these young men and ushering them into greater callings through academia. I am expectant of being a person of influence that would provoke other people into their purpose.
I also see myself working as a person that is a firm advocate against the neglect upon our government to recognize the greater public health risk of human trafficking. I want to use political means to penetrate the device of this social dilemma and the intense threat that it poses to families and society due to the consequences entailing the normalization of such work and the cognitive effect it has on its participants.
I imagine that the person I will become will be a person whose presence stirs up other people to be doers, and that those around me would feel loved, and honored. I want to be someone that ignites overwhelming peace in people and a person that stands on truth and seeks justice unrelentingly.
I envision myself being someone who is not lead by blind passion, but a steady mind and footing. I intend to be a person that invigorates the cause of justice and reconciliation and obstructs the path of the self-seeking and the divisive. My vision is to examine the system, implement reform, and unify people to one another and ultimately go God.
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