Personal

• YOU decide what goes into the "can/can't be done" boxes

Development

• What we need in this modern age is technocrats -- people who know how to properly operate bureaucracies and know everything there is to know about them
• What we also need in this modern age is people who are good in design, people who see tangible problems and can come up with creative solutions

Spirituality

• Christ suffered-- He was subject to the effects of sin
  • However, he did NOT sin
  • He was man just like us
  • Just because

• the habit of not making a choice (not being prudent, just being indecisive)
• basagan ng trip when it comes to trends
• hating on contemporary liberal thought without due reason
• Twitter?????
• Facebook use that isn't work-related
• Self-service

• reading assigned texts
• going over notes
• re-typing notes (as needed)
• doing assigned homework
• working on a paper
• doing preliminary research
• reading supplementary texts
• practicing problems
• reading in advance
• planning for a project
• working on a project
• planning with groupmates
• calendaring shit

• have a parish office for legal aid and show up every Sunday to help with legal matters
• be a partner at my own law firm, set up with a few friends straight after law school
• do legal advocacy work
• make some fat paychecks at a corporation

• The Road to Character (David Brooks)
• A Question of Identity: Selected Essays (Carmen G. Nakpil)
• Identity and Change: Towards a National Definition (Carlos P. Romulo)
• Authentic though not exotic: essays on Filipino Identity (Fernando N. Zialcita)

Check the list of shit that I should be doing for school but probably am not first; after that, proceed to the following:

• read the news
• write down any significant insights or ideas for thesis, novels, programs, or anything really
• transfer any ideas from phone, etc., to a centralized source
• look at listography
• write down some dope rap verses

• establish a prayer habit
• get back into running
• drop a fire mixtape
• get into the habit of calendaring stuff properly
• get an A on a relevant thesis
• read at least one book a month
• get into the habit of reading two newspapers (one local, one web (e.g. Foreign Policy, the Economist))
• learn two programming languages (one to make websites, and one to make apps)
• ride the fucking LRT2 end to end because I can