“Obedience is central to becoming, being, and remaining happy.”

-David A. Bednar

This quote is pretty straight forward. It tells you that obedience will eventually lead you to happiness. It won’t be easy, but eventually you will realize that everything that you went through was all for a good cause. You will be happy, and remain happy for a long time if you’re obedient.

Life Planning Progress

        Well I haven’t really completed many of my life planning goals at all. I’ve only done maybe one or two of my goals so far. Some of my goals have recently become unattainable so I can’t complete them.  In the future I’m going to set goals that are easier to complete so I can actually hope to do them. I need to try harder to complete these goals and achieve victories.

Class Reflection

1.  What did you like most about this class?

I liked browsing the internet the most for this class, like discovering things I hadn’t known before.

2.  What did you dislike about this class?

I disliked how we were restricted to only using one program after finishing our work

3.  What can you recommend to improve this class?

I think it would be better that instead of having to do the typing tutor after every assignment, we have another option.

4.  What will you always remember about this class?

I’ll always remember the schedule of what we had to do every day in class.

Student Success Statement

“When obedience becomes our goal, it is no longer an irritation to be obedient; instead of a stumbling block, it becomes a building block”

-James E. Faust

This quote is trying to say that when we actually want to be obedient It stop being something we don’t want to do. It stops making us feel like we’re being controlled. Instead, it helps us get stronger and form our way. It helps us choose paths we want to follow. It helps is forge our own paths. They make you a good person who decides what their life will be. Obedience can make you a better person if you let it mold you and shape you into one.

Plastic Surgeon

Duties and Responsibilities:

A plastic surgeon operates on a patient's face or body in order to repair or reconstruct the area. As a plastic surgeon, you may perform two types of surgery: cosmetic surgery to improve appearance and reconstructive surgery to correct appearance after an injury or to improve bodily function.

Salary: $321,333

Education:

 To become a plastic surgeon, you typically must first hold a 4-year undergraduate degree and complete pre-medical courses, such as biology, chemistry and physics. You'll then spend another four years in medical school to earn a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) or Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O.) degree. At least five years of additional residency training in which you focus solely on general and plastic surgery is also required. You must also have a license to practice in all states and can opt to become board certified in plastic surgery by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) or the American Osteopathic Board of Surgery (AOBS).

Student Success Statement

“Obedience is the great test of life.”

Thomas S. Monson

This quote is trying to say that whenever you are obedient life is trying to test you for who you are. It can determine the kind of person you are going to be whenever you obey or disobey. People will judge you based on how obedient you are. They’ll see if you can follow instructions or not. Some people will only accept the most obedient of all people.

Neurologist

Duties and Responsibilities:

People in this field practice the area of medicine that relates to the nervous system. Besides the nervous system they treat the brain and spinal cord. Patients refer to this physician for a diagnosis. Neurologists may further refine their practice by developing an interest in and reputation regarding the treatment of conditions in a niche area of neurology. These include stroke, epilepsy, pain management, sleep medicine, Parkinson's Disease, and Alzheimer's disease.

Salary:

$202,392-$356,885

Education:

Candidates must complete a four-year undergraduate degree, a four-year medical school program, a one-year internship, and three years of residency providing specialty training in neurology. To secure state licensing, candidates must also pass written and practical competency exams.

I would like a career in this because it has a very high pay wage for most people.