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Ceoarob · 06-23-2010, 07:08 PM

But more than anything, I'm realizing just how FORTUNATE I am to be getting my life "handled" at an early age.

I know that this won't be a completion of anything in my life, but I'm essentially getting a 10 year head start on what people seem to work on in their later years in life.

I guess the best description of everything would be a "proactive strategy to avoiding a mid-life crisis".

Everyday, I grow more and more thankful that I dropped out of college because I'm realizing just how many opportunities are laid out for me by following my heart.

06-23-2010, 07:08 PM	#41 (permalink)
Ceoarob Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 663	But more than anything, I'm realizing just how FORTUNATE I am to be getting my life "handled" at an early age. I know that this won't be a completion of anything in my life, but I'm essentially getting a 10 year head start on what people seem to work on in their later years in life. I guess the best description of everything would be a "proactive strategy to avoiding a mid-life crisis". Everyday, I grow more and more thankful that I dropped out of college because I'm realizing just how many opportunities are laid out for me by following my heart.