Personal Narrative: My Hero's Journey

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When logan was watching his friends finish their first year of college he knew he wanted to do something more with his life than pushing shopping carts the rest of his life. He didn’t like the idea of coasting anymore and he realized that coasting wasn’t getting him anywhere so he decided he wanted to do more with his life so the following fall with money saved uip working 9 months he ended up paying for college classes at a local community college and he attended every orientation meeting and he wrote some notes down from every orientation meeting they had. Learning from his mistakes he also bought a monthly calendar and wrote down every assignment so he could see deadlines and he could plan accordingly. He was no longer a follower he was
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