Someone: A Series of Lessons Learned in College

"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter." - Martin Luther King Jr.

Before he sits idly by, while bright lights dim, Karrington Hatton has something to say.

Far too often young adults with bright minds and promising futures are tied up in toxic relationships or lacking in the essential skills and tools necessary to approach life. Karrington believes that this is especially important during young adulthood, because it is this period that determines the course for the rest of our lives. "I want to educate others", says Karrington. More than that, he wants to let you know that you're not alone in trying to create a better life for yourself and pave a new path for your family and this generation.

Every decision counts. College puts so much pressure on new adults, which can either cause them to break or be forged into diamonds. Surround yourself with wisdom and experience to unlock your full potential and reduce regret moving forward. Conquer your emotions, manage relationships, silence spouts of depression, and claim your success. The greatest people in this world have someone pouring into them. If not, they pour into themselves through literature and through the experiences of others. For those who have no one, Karrington's hope is that this book can be your someone.

The average college student likely will not read this book.

But you're not average, are you?