I can never say exactly where a position or task will lead me, and have found that too narrow a focus often leads me astray from achieving the greatest possible triumphs. With this in mind, I often seek to concentrate my efforts within a manageable and appropriate scope. This is the balance I believe is required for significant headway in an unwieldy field as the environment. Thus I cannot say exactly what my contribution at any one employment might be, however, I can say that the focused determinism that has allowed me to succeed in a diversity of fields, and the enthusiasm that pushes my efforts beyond required duties, will each culminate in contributions both practical and innovative. I therefore believe that enthusiasm, innovation, determinism, and practicality are my greatest contributions; these are my personal cornerstones of progress.

I am a student for life. I live and I learn. Thus, what I desire from my time spent doing any type of work is simply experience. At the age of 29, I have plenty of so-called "real-world" experience, as well as "academic" experience. Now, with a diploma, plenty of lessons learned the hard way, and on-the-ground experience, I simply wish to work with others toward environmental progress and community development. I wish to learn from them: their mistakes and their triumphs, and share my experiences for their benefit. An exchange such as this leaves the world better than we found it..