Empowering grads to take control of their lives
Who says you have to achieve certain things at a certain age? Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com When I was in middle school, I imagined that at 25 years old I would be living on my own in an apartment in a bigger city than my hometown and living the fun life that shows like Friends… Continue reading Screw the social clock. Accomplish the things you want at whatever age
It’s raining outside my window as I write this and something about rain has always made me reflective about my life. Today, I’m reflecting on my university experience and reflecting on what I miss and don’t miss about it.
When I graduated university on June 13, 2019, it was the first time in a long time that I finally felt like I had control of where my life was going next. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed university and the five years I spent there because it was pivotal in my growth as the person, but there were moments that I felt like I was studying my life away and not really living it.
It’s the end of June 2020, and this month marks the first year since I’ve graduated from university. While I still have days where I yearn for the easy days of being a student and not having too many pressures in life, I don’t miss it all that much. I’ve learned a lot the past year, and I’d love to share them with you.
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