The last 3 months have been strange. A transitional phase in my life. But to be honest, this has been building for the last 5 years. I have an itch to do something. Something great. But I don't know how to do it. Well, after lots of oscillation, I believe I have made a decision. I think when it comes to profound life altering decisions, indecision is inevitable. I have always envied people who can decide at the drop of a hat and then stick to their guns through the duration, but I am not sure that is something I would like to do. I have no clear idea of what the future holds and I know I will change my mind again. And again. And again, but today I am starting something in motion that will alter the course of my life.
I went to an information session last night at Mills College and spoke with the dean of the business school and was very impressed with what she had to say. I do realize that all schools have to sell themselves as a product and business schools are most likely to be the best at selling themselves so I will be doing research on a number of schools, but I really did enjoy the size and focus of this particular school. Accountability, Ethics, and Environmentally friendly business were the core beliefs we discussed. Ideal for me since I want to take this into the not-for-profit sector. Maybe working for an NGO promoting sustainable agriculture in South Africa. Or maybe economic diversity in Argentina. Or a organic food coop in California. Who knows.
So that's all. I find myself forgetting my past and looking at today and tomorrow more and more. It's exciting, it's liberating. Naturally I still have those melancholy moments looking back at the last 2 and a half years of my life, but those days I am happy to report, dear reader (if there really is someone reading this) are growing fewer and farther between. 2 months ago I was ready to call it quits and just be sad. What a whiner I was. I need to remember this feeling so I can use it if another lovely woman decides to break my heart. It will be good to know it slowly puts itself back together.
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