Well, if there’s anything I can say I learned last week week (in addition to chiropractors are dangerous), it’s this: How very, very grateful I am not to have a permanent nerve injury. I guess that’s sort of the obvious thing for anyone to say in this situation. But what really surprised me was thatContinue reading “Grateful to be okay”
Tag Archives: career
The road to physical therapy school
It occurred to me recently that I really haven’t talked much about my progress towards becoming a physical therapist on this blog. So, if you’re curious, here’s my deal: I have a Bachelor’s degree in the humanities. My concentration was social theory, with an emphasis on gender studies. My goals, when I was in college, were focusedContinue reading “The road to physical therapy school”
One foot in the real world…
And one foot pointing toward my dreams… I haven’t been able to write as much as I’d like recently, because I’ve been busy focusing on my real-world exploits: specifically, earning money for grad school. It’s hard to find the right balance. Follow your dreams and the money will come, they say. But when your dreamsContinue reading “One foot in the real world…”
To Be Professional, or Authentic?
So, you may have noticed that I haven’t written very much recently. Since I started my blog, my policy was generally only to write if things were going well– or at least, to only highlight the positive. The Internet is tricky. We’re all still figuring out– and as we figure it out, it’s constantly changing.Continue reading “To Be Professional, or Authentic?”
Kristen Lamb: Entropy is Real
Kristen Lamb: Entropy is Real Some great advice for bloggers on how to build a “brand.” “The world does not reward perfection, it REWARDS FINISHERS. It rewards DOERS. What are we doing?”
