This is something I have being thinking about for the last week. These are the 3 things that describe me. 1. Someone that tries to keep his word at all times 2. It was never about becoming good at something; it was about overcoming fear. I want to be fearless 3. Always improving on something. If you are not improving you are decaying WHO ARE YOU? @Puja Mukherjee @Shane Swaminathan @Jeanie Nguyen @Nicholas Tran @Sam Blanco

I have been eating cleaning for the past few weeks and the scale is stuck at 191 lbs. It has been hard because I want the dial to show I am in the 180s again. It is not very motivating in all honesty but that is definitely not going to stop me. I want to make this a way of life so this is just a little setback. I have started feeling better. I don’t feel like napping anymore and my jeans have become looser. I have considered this a small win :)

Another obstacle I faced today was my quadriceps getting strained. Despite @Rohan Mukherjee and @Shane Swaminathan telling me to stretch and warm up, I didn’t. I deserved it, I got excruciating pain while doing lunges after squatting. I felt like failure a little not being able to complete both my legs for leg day. But like @Rohan Mukherjee says this is not a sprint, it is a marathon. One setback will not define me, it is not going to make me go back to my old ways.

I am still finishing up my buyer profile. The worksheet helps me gauge what skills I have and what skills I want to acquire as a business buyer.

In SysML, one critical concept is assigning behavioral features (operations) to a system or a block. These operations represent specific actions or behaviors that the system can perform when invoked. When an operation is executed, the system carries out the defined behavior to produce some kind of output. This output could be data, a computed value, or even a visualization like a graph. For example, imagine you have a system called “Communication and Data Handling”. One of its operations could be “Generate a Position Report”, which calculates position with respect to time. • When an external entity ( a user or another system) provides the required input (such as speed), the Communication and Data Handling system processes this input and produces an output (time vs. position graph or a dataset). • This operation encapsulates the logic for acquiring the necessary data, performing computations, and generating the required output.