Originally Posted by SkyHawg
If I had a nickel for everytime someone told me to do or not to do something and I didn't follow their advise I would be rich. At the same time if I had followed their advise I would probobly be poor.
Hindsight is 20/20. Skyhigh for you to say you would have done things different is easy for you to say now.
Here is a hypothical question.
How is it that two men who graduated from the same college with the same background, same monetary status, same ambition, same circumstances, following the same career path, lead one to a path of success and one to a path to failure?
Some call it luck, hard work, people you know, appearance, whatever. But I call it life.
Skyhigh, we hear what you are saying. But we are getting tired of the repetition.
I don't share your philosophy. To me one must choose a path that you have an interest in but also has a fair chance of working out. Especially since it takes such a huge investment it gain entry. If you were a 20 year old and had a well liked father at a stable major then I would say that you had a reasonable chance? In your case I would asses a grim outlook. Perhaps you can tap your ruby slippers together and things will work out. Either way I would love to be invited to your victory or pitty party.
You are not the only person I write to. Stop reading if you are getting tired of it. A few times a month I get a PM from people thanking me for my efforts.
SkyHigh