>> I don't think there's any one path to getting into this field as I've said,
I've kind of just fallen into it.
Not fallen into it, but you know geared myself towards it,
but a lot of things fell the right way for me.
So I would say don't get too anxious about it things tend to work
out as long as you have an end goal.
I'm the type of person who likes to plan things out
and I would say really don't stress about it.
Have a goal and set your sights on something, but then be open-minded to, you know,
how exactly you're going to get there.
I'd recommend exposing yourself to as many different opportunities and experiences
as possible to understand what you like and don't like.
It kind of was a back channel for me to end up in economics, so maybe if I didn't expose myself
to studying abroad or taking a couple different classes I wouldn't have known
that that was really what I wanted to do.
So I would just say expand your horizons see what you can see and then have your end goal
in mind and keep planning and writing.
Writing stuff down is what was key for me because if you have a goal in your head
and you don't actually put a plan of action in place, it's kind of hard to figure
out how exactly you're going to get there.
So don't pigeonhole yourself into one direction, but certainly set a map and a way
that you want to get to where you want to be.