Your Timing Vs. Right Timing

Well, I'd like to make the exciting announcement that it is official. Today, I went to URock, applied, and all I need to do is pay the 44 dollar fee! I will be going to URock for general education (24 credits needed) and I will get my associates degree, once I'm done with URock. After that, I will be transferring over to a different University such as Whitewater or Milwaukee, etc to get a bachelors degree for my my major that I've decided to take (theatre) and my minor will be (Spanish,) since they don't do that at URock. Even at the University I will be transferring to, I'll still be climbing up the later in Spanish.

It is different than what I was thinking it would be for URock. I am going to have to take some classes that I did not expect to be taking, which will cause me a time stretch here, but that's okay. I realized that if I'm always timing myself and giving myself these expectations to finish by a certain time that I'll only end up disappointing myself and causing myself to be under pressure (because I'm timing.) 

I have always said that the greatest things take a great amount of time to accomplish. Nothing comes easy either. So, I guess the inspiring message today is, that you don't have to achieve great things by the time you're 25. Someone told me that on tumblr, and it's SO TRUE! Now, I'd just like to add that 

• Don't rush yourself, don't rush time, don't rush to finish something
• Go at your pace. If it is meant to be, it will happen on it's own time AND the right time.
• Enjoy the things you do and make the best of the time you are spending and passing. 
• Make a goal to where you'll be doing something you truly enjoy. Talking to my academic councilor today, she said that she majored in "something-counselling" and  even though she feels like her salary could be better, she TRULY enjoys what she does and where she works. She said that working in place that you are happy to be in OR doing  something that you truly enjoy definitely beats working in a place/doing something you're not happy with & getting  a good pay.
• All your hard work and devotion will pay off once you are finished. Do YOUR very best. 

My timing has caused me nothing but disappointment and unfinished tasks/goals. So just forget expectations about timing success. It does absolutely nothing. 

Stay focused, Keep going, Don't fret guys!

Creatively Speaking,