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Johanna · 06-02-2009, 02:16 AM

Thanks for the replies, guys

Well, Rockchick26, I was thinking this over the past few days, and was wondering if there's anything I couldn't learn on my own (without going to grad school). The best way to learn is by doing. But if you CAN afford to go to school (w/o loans, preferably), then I would say totally go for it. But yeah, I am not the one to be giving advice right now, lol. This is just what I've told myself. I'm still deciding things, myself... Also, if we focus on being successful in our desired careers, then the [temporary] 'menial jobs' can become more bearable, right?...
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Thanks for the advice, Jarrod. I like your blog, btw. :] Yeah, there's nothing wrong with wanting money, just as long as you don't obsess over it and treat people like objects in order to get it, ya know?~

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Johanna Junior Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 9	Thanks for the replies, guys Well, Rockchick26, I was thinking this over the past few days, and was wondering if there's anything I couldn't learn on my own (without going to grad school). The best way to learn is by doing. But if you CAN afford to go to school (w/o loans, preferably), then I would say totally go for it. But yeah, I am not the one to be giving advice right now, lol. This is just what I've told myself. I'm still deciding things, myself... Also, if we focus on being successful in our desired careers, then the [temporary] 'menial jobs' can become more bearable, right?... :/ Thanks for the advice, Jarrod. I like your blog, btw. :] Yeah, there's nothing wrong with wanting money, just as long as you don't obsess over it and treat people like objects in order to get it, ya know?~