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Muthafukajones · 46-50, M
It really depends on the reason why. Sometimes a change of school can help. It did for me.
The time when you are young is the most motivated time of your life. You can power through those 7 years of medical school and come out a doctor by 25 or become anything else you want perhaps in far less time. Once you’re working.. life gets in the way of everything… and not having the schooling to provide the job that makes the money is so limiting for the rest of your life and any dream you will ever have. School affects everything will that will ever come after. It doesn’t seem that way when you are young but it becomes painfully obvious as you age.
The time when you are young is the most motivated time of your life. You can power through those 7 years of medical school and come out a doctor by 25 or become anything else you want perhaps in far less time. Once you’re working.. life gets in the way of everything… and not having the schooling to provide the job that makes the money is so limiting for the rest of your life and any dream you will ever have. School affects everything will that will ever come after. It doesn’t seem that way when you are young but it becomes painfully obvious as you age.