"Hard work pays off"
I was always told to graduate college with a degree; but, for what? I personally haven't met anyone who has had more success after achieving higher education. "Go to college, go to college, then get some more college" is the advice given to me when conversations of the future are brought up.
Developing idea and expressing a common feeling is a joy in classrooms for myself. Finding x in linear equation after thirty minutes is what I love about education. connecting imaginary dots in my mind through a unique flow from step-to-step procedures is what I seek to solve in anything I do. Connecting that type of interest to a real life career is ironically not connecting. Working my tail off is just the default answer when I'm unsure about taking time to figure out what education is as a whole. My "head in the clouds" attitude will come back to bite me if I don't think of my next strategic move in education or outside of education.
To try and wrap this up, putting your all in whatever you do will give never harm your growth in life; so, go big or go home. I just have to find what I want to run with and start sprinting.In reality, your future isn't based on your education, but the experience that comes along with it.
