Looking at these questions, there are two that resonate, “What could you do better?” and “Are you courageous enough to abandon the past?”. Both of those are intertwined for me. The last two years have been hard for me. I have been working hard at saying “no” to things. I am not good at that. If someone asks me for something, I feel compelled to help them out. I can’t explain it. At the same time, when I start something, I don’t want to stop until it is completely finished and done well. There are some programs that I started at school that put me at a huge disadvantage. There were those that needed more support that wasn’t there. There were others that the time was not right. It has been a long, hard struggle. I didn’t want to give up. At the same time, there was always a “good reason” to keep going. Even if it benefitted one person, I kept at it. Whatever the cost was, I absorbed it and kept going. I’ve finally started putting these things aside. It’s hard. I know I needed to do it. At the same time, I need to be more strategic in what I take on and chase down. Moving forward is tough. It’s necessary, but tough.
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