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Never give up your dreams. It may take awhile to see them come to fruition, but that’s okay. The journey you take while working on your dream is an experience itself, so embrace it and learn from it.
Don’t be afraid to stand up for what you believe in.
Live your life so you have no regrets.
Smile and enjoy the journey (and hold on, it just might be a crazy one!).
dogwoman says - Posted: June 15, 2011
This is NOT as good as it gets.
There is so much more, bigger and better coming. Let it come.
the conservation robot says - Posted: June 15, 2011
They should listen to Conan O’Brien’s speech at Dartmouth.
fireman says - Posted: June 20, 2011
There is no elevator to success you must always take the stairs. Little tid bit that has gotten me through life.
J-9 says - Posted: June 23, 2011
Leave Tahoe for awhile (or maybe you’ll never live there again). You can always come back, but experience other places to expand your world.
Comical Bear says - Posted: June 25, 2011
Welcome to the ‘real world’ as this ain’t no senior project. Maintain an active support network and never be afraid or embarressed to call on distant members of the family if they have a hook up for a good job….any job and then spring board from there.
Never give up your dreams. It may take awhile to see them come to fruition, but that’s okay. The journey you take while working on your dream is an experience itself, so embrace it and learn from it.
Don’t be afraid to stand up for what you believe in.
Live your life so you have no regrets.
Smile and enjoy the journey (and hold on, it just might be a crazy one!).
This is NOT as good as it gets.
There is so much more, bigger and better coming. Let it come.
Stay with your parents. Let them worry about it.
Patience,Don’t BE AFRAID OF failure.
They should listen to Conan O’Brien’s speech at Dartmouth.
There is no elevator to success you must always take the stairs. Little tid bit that has gotten me through life.
Leave Tahoe for awhile (or maybe you’ll never live there again). You can always come back, but experience other places to expand your world.
Welcome to the ‘real world’ as this ain’t no senior project. Maintain an active support network and never be afraid or embarressed to call on distant members of the family if they have a hook up for a good job….any job and then spring board from there.
Find your passion and run with it.