Facing A Huge Turning Point In My Life. Need Help Making A Decision.
10-17-2005, 12:02 PM
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of course i agree with everyone else and say stay in school.
i didnt and now im back and wish i would of stuck with it in the beginning instead of allowing my job to make my decision for me.
tell them the proposal, let them know you will do what it takes to work something out but you need to stay in school because you don't want to give up and not finish.
marriage? thats solely up to you.
good luck man. im sure it will work out for the best in the end.
i didnt and now im back and wish i would of stuck with it in the beginning instead of allowing my job to make my decision for me.
tell them the proposal, let them know you will do what it takes to work something out but you need to stay in school because you don't want to give up and not finish.
marriage? thats solely up to you.
good luck man. im sure it will work out for the best in the end.
10-18-2005, 09:17 PM
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Reading your signature kinda prompted this response.
The biggest problem with young adults these days is that they find a good job that pays them good money when they are younger. You are still very young in regards to the workforce, you have many years of work left in you.
Don't take the nice paycheck now cause it won't be that great forever. Bite the bullet and bear down for a couple more years. That's it!! That is all you have to do, hell you've put in 4.5 my man!!! Plus that extra possibility of 0-25% more salary sounds interesting.
Just make sure you do what is in your best interest. Because there will ALWAYS be a job on the horizon man, seriously.
The biggest problem with young adults these days is that they find a good job that pays them good money when they are younger. You are still very young in regards to the workforce, you have many years of work left in you.
Don't take the nice paycheck now cause it won't be that great forever. Bite the bullet and bear down for a couple more years. That's it!! That is all you have to do, hell you've put in 4.5 my man!!! Plus that extra possibility of 0-25% more salary sounds interesting.
Just make sure you do what is in your best interest. Because there will ALWAYS be a job on the horizon man, seriously.