>> The path that you create in your head may not necessarily be your final path.
Definitely be open to the changing times of the industry that you're in.
And be open to the way in which your field changes.
When I was an x-ray tech, I was always looking at the way
in which different things affected my role.
So when people came into the space, you saw how the different vendors interacted with you
and saw how you might want to interact with them.
When I was in the ultrasound department, I saw how the applications people interacted with me,
and that's how I found the love of the corporate side.
My mentoring my students that came into the lab saw my love of teaching.
So being an applications person was in my next role into sales.
And so, you're able to morph your career and you don't often think
of that when you're in the classroom.