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I recently began an internship at a non profit law firm and it has made me all the more confident that that is the path that I should pursue. what a privilege to be excited to learn things!
Jun 19, 2025
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🎓I’m going into my fifth year (fourth year was just an internship $$) and this is the first time I actually have to pick courses; until now they’ve always been assigned (huge mechanical engineering program). I’m feeling very lucky to
1) choose what I learn
2) choose how I learn
3) choose when I learn
4) learn.
School can be very very very hard, but I’m secretly excited to go back
5d ago
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😃Ex-civil engineer
Part-time public health researcher
Part-time student
Future doctor
It’s been really awesome transitioning between career worlds and studying and learning alot.
It’s also been awesome leaving behind the traditional corporate office and getting to split my time between my formal work/school obligations and local ~things~ I’m passionate about.
It’s been really awesome transitioning between career worlds and studying and learning alot.
It’s also been awesome leaving behind the traditional corporate office and getting to split my time between my formal work/school obligations and local ~things~ I’m passionate about.
Feb 7, 2024
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🎓I went back to school in 2020 to persue a career in a field I’ve wanted to be in for prob 2 decades. I went to college right out of high school but it didn’t work for me at that time, I got terrible grades and gave up despite being a high achieving straight A student before.
I just finished my program and graduated in May and started a new job at a big name firm and to say I’m a little spooked is accurate. Not finishing my degree all those years ago was a source of shame for me and I’m finding myself putting a lot of pressure on myself because the accomplishment is so personally significant.
The learning curve of a new job is always steep and feels like you’re flailing a bit, and I can only believe that new career will be that same feeling, amplified. Trying to feel confident, trust that I am in fact capable, and not like I’m about to be found out. 🫠
Go for it! The scary parts are required! Personal growing pains mean you're trying and expanding.
I just finished my program and graduated in May and started a new job at a big name firm and to say I’m a little spooked is accurate. Not finishing my degree all those years ago was a source of shame for me and I’m finding myself putting a lot of pressure on myself because the accomplishment is so personally significant.
The learning curve of a new job is always steep and feels like you’re flailing a bit, and I can only believe that new career will be that same feeling, amplified. Trying to feel confident, trust that I am in fact capable, and not like I’m about to be found out. 🫠
Go for it! The scary parts are required! Personal growing pains mean you're trying and expanding.
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☀️I love being outside on the grass and reading a book! I get to say hi to people I know that pass by, and feel the sun warm on my skin. It’s the best :)
Feb 28, 2025
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Cottage cheese with honey mixed in and berries, and peanut butter honey toast with sliced bananas. It’s perfect before a workout :)
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Perfect song as the weather warms up! It’s not upbeat, but it’s content if that makes sense!
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