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Should I take 2 years out of my life to pursue this dream?
Would I missed out too much if I eventually decided to resume practice?
Should I serve people coffee instead of being served coffee every morning?
Should I fly across different parts of the world or should I just confine myself to travelling to Courts?
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I like this post. It's the main agenda of people of our age isn't it!
You would never know if you've never tried. We have lots of 2 years before 30, as years go by we'll struggle to even spare 6 months pursuing 'the unknowns'. Do it if you think it's worth it or else you will only reflect back and poundering on the never-ending 'if only....'.
Same to you, i'm thinking of spending 2 years, in fact longer to do my 'why not', so that I have one less 'if onlys'. There'll be lots of catch up after that, but it'll be an experience :)
I've a friend with a fab qualification who's about to finish her 2 years with SQ, even though she's quitting for sure, she had a fulfilling time of her life. I've met her twice in UK last year alone because of her job. She's grown into a posh and grown up lady with depth and experience now to surprise every single one of us!
Serving coffee doesn't make it a service-only job if you treat it as a learning opportunity, which will come in handy in service/communication based field like yours.
Cross-roads - taken the right one you'll live a fulfilling life, taken a wrong one makes you appreciate your original path but open up lots more opportunity. Staying static is so not a choice anymore in our society!
I will make up my mind in the next 6 months time, when is your deadline, only you know it yourself mister ;) Gosh how long have I written, I could've done a blog entry on my own!
Good luck!
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