Notes

I was in school for halfway through. I got my Master's in 2020, and I had a corporate job last year. 2022, here I am struggling at DISH. Advice wise in a single word, Perseverance. I stuck through it with school and succeeded at the challenges I faced. You have time to make errors because we learn from them and the mistakes results in growth. You have time to test waters to see what fits you and what you want to learn and grow in. I'm not going to say you should quit at everything, but don't waste time in something if you believe it is not benefitting you. It's like watering a dead flower at that point. Also, the people you keep around you, definitely the time to learn the energy you want/need that aligns with who you are and what you're trying to set out to be/do. If you can't change the people around you, change the people around you. Have a lot of connections, people to rely on when favors are needed. It keeps you ahead when you fall behind/short. Having few friends, decreases the chances of the bad apples/energy succumbing to your success. Lastly, do what's best for you! It can be times that people who may seem close to you will try and drag you down. Don't allow it. Test of strength. It's not worth it. Don't let poor choices you make in your 20s have you clearing them up in your 30s. Everything from low to mid 20s let those mistakes stay there, nothing long term of course. 27-30, you'll be at a more developed state of mind than you are now. If I knew what I know now at the age of 12, I'd be a millionaire/billionaire. Make the best choices you seem fit. Overall, have fun with life. Don't let life have fun with you. As my persona being a comedian I'd say, "It's better to create the joke and initiate it, rather than being the joke and accepting it."