>> I was just -- I was talking to some folks today actually
about picking classes and kind of finding your path.
And for me it was so much about great professors.
People would tell me, oh, that professor is great and I would think
but I'm not interested in that subject matter per se.
And I would go out on a limb and take that class and the professor would just make it come alive.
And so I think that so often broadening your horizons to things
that you might not think you're interested in is really valuable.
I would do college again absolutely in a second.
So taking advantage of all the different things that you get to do
in college I think is also really, really great.
And also just knowing that, you know, all of us at our ages are actually going to work
for a really long time and we can have multiple different careers if we want.
So the thing that you start with certainly doesn't need to be the thing that you end with.
And so getting to explore a lot of different things and knowing that you have skills
that are transferrable to other places I think is the best way to kind of go into a search
and then kind of into a lifelong career.