libra89
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Re: WC 150K Post Challenge - You Ready?!
I keep saying thank you, but I do mean it each time. It's hard to express how thankful I am for the wise words you and 99 share with me about your experiences in the process and after it.
My boss also told me that I should be open to other things possibly coming up (so maybe dabble in other classes too) when I was telling her how my first class went. She told me her own story which was very interesting, so it's funny that you mention that it is OK to change plans.
No one starts out fully skilled in their profession or their pursuits. We all are always on a continuum at different points. There are many truly successful people who are less talented in comparison to their peers but make up for it with that millstone work ethic, willingness to remain coachable and humble. It's OK to fail, it's OK to change plans and careers.
I went to grad school because I figured I had what it took to be decent at my profession but understood I needed training to be more consistent. As long as you stay in tune to what's important, you'll get what you need from grad school, no matter the outcome. It is designed to be intense, isolating and challenging because you're asking for higher responsibilities at the next level of your career. Grad school starts the process of separating the "wheat from the chaff" but isn't the end of that process.
I supect you'll be just fine.
I keep saying thank you, but I do mean it each time. It's hard to express how thankful I am for the wise words you and 99 share with me about your experiences in the process and after it.
My boss also told me that I should be open to other things possibly coming up (so maybe dabble in other classes too) when I was telling her how my first class went. She told me her own story which was very interesting, so it's funny that you mention that it is OK to change plans.
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