There are multiple different journeys through an individuals life. There are ones you don’t remember, like taking your first step or having your first tooth, but there are also experiences that are as clear as day and will stay with you forever, like getting your GCSE results or starting to work! Each of these journeys change the way you look at life and how you want to live your life now that you have to start something new.
Every person experiences different lesson at different times in their life. Not one person will have the same journey. Yes, lots of people will have similar journeys to start with, for instance, going for secondary school, to college and to University! But the experience they have is completely different, some people like school some people hate it. Life is what you make it! – I really didn’t mean to quote Hannah Montana there I promise.
Today I literally just started a new journey. I got signed off with Sixth Form. This means that, that part of my life is over. The way I’ll remember this day is not being about to talk because I have laryngitis and blushing whilst shaking the hands of my teachers as they tell I have done so well these last 2 years. I hate being complimented but it was lovely and kind of sad that I probably won’t see the pupils or teachers in my class that I have made such a tight bond with. I hated school and never thought I’d miss it, but it’s been an hour since I left and I already miss the banter that the whole class had together. If we didn’t have to learn anything, it will have probably been the best 2 years of my life!
The next step…I wrote a blog post around February about not knowing what to do when this day came. I was debating as to whether to go to Uni or find a job. The choice I made was to find a job, don’t get me wrong learning things is fun but learning too much is aggravating and boring! You can’t be successful if you aren’t 100% committed! I found that out this week, you know that interview I was talking about? I got the job! You’d think I would be celebrating, but I got the letter and I had instant dread. It was a place that I though ‘oh, that’ll be an easy first job!’ I was wrong I trust my gut when it says this isn’t the job for you. So, I declined it! I will continue to look for the job that is right for me and I will enjoy the process. You’ve got to love something to commit to it!
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