neaterbee

and genuinly loved learning. One of the best decisions of my life. I had such a good experience I have stayed in academia ever since – even though I realize that my experience was very unique, and I am a bit dissapointed to think I am not as influencial to students as my mentors were to me. Still, get the degree, learn in all your classes, don’t complain b/c you think its unfair to have to “take classes you don’t need” – you need them. enjoy yourself and get to know your profs for crying out loud.

so i’ve complained about wanting to change jobs and getting off track in my career. The fact remains, the extra little 2 years of fun has led to having many more choices and opportunities than just a BS (psych and counseling)

I can’t believe I didn’t even care about getting my licnese when I was 16. I took the test like 5 times – always in a different car. I couldn’t imagine my life without that drivers license. I take ot for granted now, but seeing this as a goal helps me appreciate the small accomplishments in life!