>> Number one, I think it's really important to develop a list of 100 I call it.
It's the list of 100 people that you know that you can reach out to by phone, e-mail,
or social media to tell them the good news.
I'm on this path.
I'm going to be graduating, you know, in May of 2014.
I'm going to be on this journey of job searching.
So the more people you can tell that what your journey looks like, and when things are going
to start happening for you, the more people you can get involved on your side
to help you develop those networking leads that you're going to need,
and it's never too early to start.
Don't wait until April or May right before graduation to starting looking
for employment opportunities or what your career is going to be because you'll be, you know, 3,
6, months, maybe 12 months before you find the opportunity that you're looking for,
but stay the course because it will happen for you.