Quote of the Blog: 

'When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, then you will be successful.'

Bonus: 'Sacrifice what you are, for what you will become.'

With all the posts about Diablo III, how can I not write about this? Honestly, I can say I dodged a bullet here and that I'm proud that I won't be playing. There was a point in time of my life where I was a gamer, but now I just play games once in awhile if it's with my brother or friends. It took a lot of convincing myself and time for me to cut down games. I, like most people, went through that rather awkward phase growing up, especially towards the end of middle school and all of high school. It started with a conversation my brother and my cousins were having about the Sims. My cousin was wondering what the point of Sims was. You know, you spend your time working out, making friends, going out and having fun in a video game when you could be going out and doing the same thing in the real world. Honestly, such a simple thought process and it started changing from there. 

tl;dnr - Summer 2012 = Going out with friends + study DATs + travel + joining swole patrol + read more books + learn how to cook - Diablo III + etc

I'll keep you guys posted on how those turn out. Hopefully, I'll start looking more like this after a couple months

Steroids and X here I come! (R.I.P. Zyzz)

 Secret to Success: Part I (link)

 Secret to Success: Part II (link)

Edit: Picture and link

If you could be anything you wanted (with or without schooling i.e. rapper, chef, architect) and you would be guaranteed to be successful at it, what would you be? #foodforthought

I know what Natalie Portman would be.