In three, weeks, February 26, 2013 to be exact, I will complete my public administration capstone for graduate school. After two, years and a total of four years if you count the attainment of my MBA in June 2011, I am finally ready with full armor on to pursue my dream career. However, not to get ahead of myself because I am currently too busy writing papers, preparing oral presentations, and reading to enjoy the thrill of finally completing my higher-educational journey; I must keep my eye on the prize. So, I digress, but I cannot help but think back to the time when my initial thirst for knowledge to attain a graduate degree was overwhelming, and sometimes I would feel apprehensive. Well, look at me now! I am about to achieve my second masters degree in four years, and yes, the achievement is a monumental one, but I will always remember the hard work, dedication, and sacrifices that I had to endure in the process. I will cherish this experience for a life time, and tell anyone that will listen "dreams do come true--as long as you believe." In fact, never in my wildest dreams did I imagine that the journey to transition out of one career into another career would lead me down a path of sheer fulfillment.
I write this story for all the people in a similar predicament to say, "Do not give up because winning is a matter of endurance. As long as you do not quit, you will win." Moreover, do not forget to reward your accomplishments. I look forward to rewarding my educational deeds with a trip to "Back to Europe." Yes, I fell in love with Europe after the study abroad trip a couple of months ago so to satisfy my craving, I am looking into a 21-day destination trip to London, Paris, Rome, Venice, and Barcelona, Spain. Wow! Okay, I need school to be over immediately. -:)
I write this story for all the people in a similar predicament to say, "Do not give up because winning is a matter of endurance. As long as you do not quit, you will win." Moreover, do not forget to reward your accomplishments. I look forward to rewarding my educational deeds with a trip to "Back to Europe." Yes, I fell in love with Europe after the study abroad trip a couple of months ago so to satisfy my craving, I am looking into a 21-day destination trip to London, Paris, Rome, Venice, and Barcelona, Spain. Wow! Okay, I need school to be over immediately. -:)
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