-: It's funny that I have ended up here,
because my major was kinesiology,
so I thought I was gonna do a very different path.
But through that major, I was able to see
so many different facets of that work,
and surprisingly kind of bled into what I'm doing now.
Particularly classes that talked about
people with differing abilities,
and just youth development in general.
Critical thinking skills that I learned
and different jobs that I've had through college,
volunteer experiences, those are what I always look back on.
I met so many important people in those jobs
and volunteer experiences that I think
I would be a different person
if I didn't have those experiences.
So really, I think not being afraid to reach out,
or volunteer or have that extra job
that might seem so stressful,
but I think in the long run, in your career
it's important to have those varying abilities
and experiences.