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Logistics at a Crossroads S2 🎙️Volume 0- The Podcast Is Back—And the Blog Is Riding Shotgun

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  Holding the Line: Logistics at a Crossroads podcast is back and if the podcast is back- you know dang well the blog is going to be involved as well. We will be doing companion posts that will expand on what we discuss on the podcast. I know the blog has been a little lacking lately. I'm not saying its been abandoned. Its been out in the yard waiting to be looked at. Given an appointment and a bit of attention. And someone realizes there isn't 48 hours in a day. Work, school, life, family, podcasts and trying to keep my last brain cell alive. The blog hasn't always received the attention I wanted it to. I've missed writing on this blog. I've had something in the works that I've been excited about. Holding the Line: Logistics at a Crossroads is coming back. And the blog will be part of that. Not in a transcript kind of way. I'm not going to record the podcast and then come on here and tell you word for word what I said. No, we're not doing ...
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Four A’s, One B-, and a Summer Worth Celebrating

Today  I received the grades for my last Summer course. This means my 20 Summer semester is officially over. I ended the semester with four A’s, one B-, a 3.740 semester GPA, and a 3.861 institutional and overall GPA. Like any good perfectionist, I immediately clicked on that B-. Screw you four perfect grades sitting right next to it. Screw you 15 credit hours. Screw you sitting there while I work full time and maintain the rest of my life. My overachieving brain saw the one bad apple and ran with it. But this time, I caught myself. Sure, I earned a B- in one of my courses this semester. But that grade does not take away from anything else I accomplished. Here’s why: The four A’s. Finishing five courses this summer. Balancing college with work and everything else in between. Furthering my education in classes that taught me about critical thinking, creativity and innovation, global society, stakeholder engagement, and American government. Pushing through. Returning to Colleg...
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