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I love progress.  I love achievement, success, and all things extraordinary.  I love being passionate, getting excited about things I love, and sharing my excitement with others.  I especially love showing others how to improve their lives, even when it means telling them to stop doing what their doing.

Mediocrity Defined

Averageness; ordinariness as a consequence of being average and not outstanding; moderate to inferior in quality; ordinary: not extraordinary; not special, exceptional, or great; of medium quality

In a nut shell, mediocrity is neither amazing nor terrible.  It’s neither fantastic nor miserable.  It’s just blah.  However, what seems average to one person is amazing to another.  Where I might say graduating from high school with a C average is mediocre, someone else may be filled with joy because they achieved something they never imagined possible.   (more…)

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Passions 101: The Power of Giving

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What are Passions?

If you look in the dictionary, or on wikipedia, passions are described as everything from a strong emotional state, to anger, greed, lust, or other deadly sins.  Though these my be historically accurate, on Graduated And Clueless we want to focus on the strong, positive emotions that get you excited about life.  REALLY EXCITED!  In my own life, passion is something that I stumble upon, something usually unexpected, and surprisingly amazing.  For example, I am an avid runner.  I love long distance running, especially marathons.  This passion of mine was not something I was born with or had beaten into me by a track coach.  Though I did run track and play soccer for many years, it wasn’t until I started running on my own during college that I discovered my love for the sport.  I began running because I was fat.  Not super obese, but definitely out of shape and in need of a total body makeover.  I started running a half a mile per day, monday through friday.  I then increased my distance by a half a mile per day, every week.  Within a few weeks I was running 4-5 miles a day and getting in really great shape.  When I ran my first 6-mile run, I was hooked.  For some reason, that initial 6-miler turned me on to running like nothing else before it.  I didn’t see it coming, and I never expected to turn that experience into a marathon the very next year.  My passion was born.

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