>> You know, reaching out and being personable and talking to and keeping up with
as many people as you can is infinitely important, and I can tell that just, you know,
a couple of years out of school, which, you know, I can't even imagine what it's like,
you know, five or ten years out of school, how much those kind
of benefits can pay down the road.
So I think that's really, really important.
The other thing is just, you know, it's very easy to get caught up in things
and take things very, very seriously, too seriously.
It's important to just kind of have perspective and be able
to step back and say, "You know, what?
Okay, this like if you're in a first job, it's not going so great,
you know, just relax a little bit.
Everything will be fine," or if you really like something then to enjoy it
and not always be kind of constantly questioning, you know, what you're doing,
or what's going on or what else could be out there.
I think it's, you know, it's a first job.
There's potentially a second job, just, you know, take it easy,
and, you know, enjoy where you are.