During my three years in the Navy, I have learned the secret to a happy and successful life: demanding work provides self worth and gratification. Though at times difficult, I cannot think of another job more rewarding than operating and maintaining a Naval Nuclear Propulsion Plant. As a prototype instructor, a watch stander, and a mentor to staff and students alike, I have realized the impact of effective leadership. The decisions I make drive the outlook of those appointed under and over me. This is my motivation for applying to this program. As the Navy increases my level of responsibility, I increase my level of effort. I can make a difference.
The greatest responsibility I ever foresee undertaking is to command a United States Naval Submarine. I would take this opportunity, and every step leading to it, with the courage and commitment required to obtain it. I uphold diligence in the simple things in life in order to excel in those more complex. Consistency and passion for my work are what define me as a nuclear operator. I offer an infinite desire for personal growth, a thrill for learning, and persistent dedication to the Navy and to those who would select me for this great honor.
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