SSS

Student Success Statement

Phillip Riggs
  1. Work hard
  2. Follow your passions. Do things you are interested in doing
  3. Don't chase after money
  4. Serve others. Do good things for others, and good things will come to you.

I think these four tips are very helpful in any situation you might be in. I agree with the fact "don't chase after money." It's important for you  to choose a career you are truly passionate about and not just because of the money. There are many people who just do things in life for the money and be treating people like crap. That's why i think it's important to do right in any situation. 

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