Always show up for yourself, especially when you're a woman in STEM , it's not going to be easy but remember why you're doing it in the first place .Always choose self discipline over temporary gratification
Well I was a parts manager for about 7 years. And also a millwright and then an office manager and safety coordinator for about 2 years. I am also a barber which I do out of my home or yours. And I have my Expanded Food and Nutrition Certificate and yes I love too cook.
I have successfully operated multiple businesses over the the last few years. The one I love the most would have to be my skincare line where I created an all natural line of body care products using hemp oil as the main ingredient. I look forward to moving on from being a novelty beauty product to a medicinal product.
I am currently in school working towards my Master's degree in social work with a concentration in mental health counseling. I am a co-owner of J&K Taxi. I believe that failure is not an option. If you want it put in the work to get it.
I work hard and believe in what I'm doing. I get up everyday and remind myself of the reason why I'm doing what I'm doing so I remain motivated. I don't like to fail so I do everything to ensure I succeed, failing is never an option.
To achieve success in college, set clear, achievable goals and develop a solid study routine. Stay organized with a planner or digital calendar to manage deadlines and assignments. Actively participate in class, seek help when needed, and maintain a balance between academics and personal well-being.
I taught second grade during the pandemic then I got burned out and quit. Afterwards I taught myself instructional design and was able to building my own portfolio of work and I worked in corporate learning and development for almost two years but I missed the classroom and I wanted to learn more new things. I am back in the classroom now as a 5th grade teacher and grade level leader. I wanted more education so I completed my masters degree in Education Technology and...
I've recently switch careers to what I'd dreamed about since I was 16 yrs old when I eagerly joined the "computer club" in high school as the only girl. It didn't go well. Nor did attempting to break into technology in the Army, then the Air Force, and my subsequent 4 degrees. So when as my ex-husband transitioned, I decided that I was ready as well. Night classes, YouTube videos, asking 20 yr olds to explain things (ugh), and I'm a freshly minted cybersecurity gra...
I don't consider myself very successful yet but having hard work ethic and refusing to fail definitely helps one do better then most. Having big goals and dreams can be super motivating as don't want to stop trying till achieve them.
I know when to separate business and pleasure. Life is full of unexpected things. When I work I work hard and than later play even harder. I do my research and also study to try keep up with the new technologies in my work space