Who thought by their late twenties early thirties they would be somewhere else? When I say some where I mean anywhere except for where you are now. Well I definitely did, I always pictured myself being more successful than I am now. Maybe owning my own home or at least even a town house and not renting. I thought that maybe I would even be married with kids and a small dog. I am a college graduate with a bachelor’s degree and a full time job. Have you ever thought you should have majored in something else instead of what you graduated with a degree in? I have many times. Sometimes I feel like I should have researched my major more or looked into something that would gain me the maximum amount of income possible. When I was in college I felt like Kanye West was singing about me in his song "It All falls Down" especially the verse where he says: “the Major that she majored in don’t make no Money” I definitely did not think about dropping out because my parent would have definitely looked at me Funny. I think when we first go to college it can be overwhelming especially for those of us who don’t have a set major. I think I had about 3 different majors before I graduated. Now that I’m in the real world and in my late twenties I wonder what if??? What if I had a fun and exciting job? What if I was excited to wake up every day to go to work? What if I majored in something else in college? I guess ultimately I have not discovered my passion or my career. But what’s always fun is trying to discover what you are passionate about and trying to accomplish your goals. Thinking about it and going out and doing and getting what you want are two different things. I found self focus can be wonderful and discovering yourself and your goals a can help in the long run. So maybe the major that I majored in might make any money but it’s up to me to go out and get what I want. Whether it’s that dream job that house that career and furthering my education. So I guess it’s never too late to get what you want. (that’s it) xoxoxoxoxo <3
PS: Best resignation ever, Steve Slater!