Humans of Velocity

"People don't judge you by what you want to do, but by what you already accomplished."

"Being a leader doesn’t mean telling people to do things, it’s you establishing who you are. Show them your passion and you are committed to what you’re doing, then they will work for you."

"Both of us had things we had to fix, in ourselves and in the relationship. I never saw how awful and undeveloped I was as a person, until she left and I had to really reflect on who I was as a person, what I really wanted, and what kind of person I wanted to be."

"Because I was left pathless, I had to find my own path. I switched my program and now I'm much happier. It prompted me to come to Velocity. I felt like I could do something here. And I was really insecure to come here because like, I have no real technical skills. But I have business skills and I was motivated and passionate."

"Once I figured out I couldn't do my dream, I was completely defeated. I felt like I didn't matter, or I had nothing to contribute to the world, and I was really just worthless."

“I’m not always happy, I do look happy all the time in front of other people, but that’s just who I am. I want to always have a positive effect on people, so even if I’m sad, I will try to be happy.”

"When I was younger, I was having a really rough time. I had all these stories to go to, so whenever I was unhappy with where I was living, I would just go to these stories and be somewhere else, and I want to do that, I like writing.”

“I want to help people, but not in a way a doctor might.”