Richard HalliburtonJust about a month from now I'm set adrift, with a diploma for a sail and lots of nerve for oars.
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A person who is set adrift is left without a place to go or a goal to pursue. Someone who is set adrift may end up wandering like a lost soul, never finding home. If left without a purpose and with no goals in mind, we can easily lose ourselves and lose sight of our goals and dreams. However, we can change that by setting ourselves on a course and sticking to it. When we do so, we not only accomplish our goals but also find our true selves as well as the friends and loved ones who accompany us on this journey.
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