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You know, I get that change is hard. But it’s also inevitable. The world in which today’s young “will make choices and compose lives is one of disruption rather than certainty,” argues this report.
Indeed, when I started my current job, there was much disruption. In the beginning, it was the challenge of transitioning from being an employee to running a
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05.05.08
I loved the vid of your experience, looked like too much fun.
As for your subject: an abnormal career, as well as taking your own path to your own (abnormal) goals is what keeps one's head in the game.
Stay original!
05.06.08
“Being normal,” Hercules replied, “gets you a middle-class life in the suburbs. It’s fifth place, and you know you want to be in first.”
Love that line. Awesome post, Rebecca.
05.06.08
Rebecca - this is a fantastic post - I especially like the "Risk Normalcy." It's so true, that it's easy to say we're willing to take the risk. But once you get out there, how many people are able to follow-up? I'm on the brink of finishing school and diving into freelance writing - and I'll try to remember the "Risk Normalcy" battle cry.
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