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	<title>Comments on: Success Isn&#8217;t Rigid &#8211; By Jeanne Schad</title>
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		<title>By: Kate</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kate</dc:creator>
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		<description>I saw that speech at the TED conference online a few weeks ago and it blew me away.

As a recent graduate of CU Boulder in Engineering, I knew that the technical world just wasn&#039;t for me. 

With my father&#039;s doubting eye and mother&#039;s concern for my &#039;security&#039; I decided to forge my own path to something I felt was worth doing: writing.

As I watched De Botton&#039;s speech, I realized that it was okay that I couldn&#039;t have it all. I couldn&#039;t, overnight, become the successful journalist I wanted to me. I couldn&#039;t work for 80 hrs a week in order to live in Boston, and also have oodles of time to climb mountains, slackline and meet new friends.

Something had to give. 

I am now working as hard as I can to make my dreams come true. My boyfriend and I spend time together when we can. I try to work out every day. I attempt to get everything done that I really need to.

Some days it works and some days it doesn&#039;t. But it&#039;s okay...these days I&#039;m being kinder, and gentler on myself.

Thanks for the wonderful post.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I saw that speech at the TED conference online a few weeks ago and it blew me away.</p>
<p>As a recent graduate of CU Boulder in Engineering, I knew that the technical world just wasn&#8217;t for me. </p>
<p>With my father&#8217;s doubting eye and mother&#8217;s concern for my &#8217;security&#8217; I decided to forge my own path to something I felt was worth doing: writing.</p>
<p>As I watched De Botton&#8217;s speech, I realized that it was okay that I couldn&#8217;t have it all. I couldn&#8217;t, overnight, become the successful journalist I wanted to me. I couldn&#8217;t work for 80 hrs a week in order to live in Boston, and also have oodles of time to climb mountains, slackline and meet new friends.</p>
<p>Something had to give. </p>
<p>I am now working as hard as I can to make my dreams come true. My boyfriend and I spend time together when we can. I try to work out every day. I attempt to get everything done that I really need to.</p>
<p>Some days it works and some days it doesn&#8217;t. But it&#8217;s okay&#8230;these days I&#8217;m being kinder, and gentler on myself.</p>
<p>Thanks for the wonderful post.</p>
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