I have came a long way since starting this class. Completing this course has brought to my attention that I need more confidence in what I consider my "weaker" subjects. My low confidence has caused me to stress over what I think I can and cannot do, English classes period used to scare me. Throughout this course, I have learned that not only have my confidence has been broadened, and realizing my writing isn't bad, and I definitely don't consider myself to be a beginner anymore. I have worked on podcasting, where I didn't stutter as much as I thought I would have, as well as group projects, where my schedule is already full and busy. This class has taught me lessons that need attention, and I believe I've proven to myself that I can do this.
My timeline is always messed up and clustered. My character is conserved and wild, and everything has a balance. If I'm wild at times, then I'll be conserved at other times as well. My compassion is my children and what I chose as my career, I want to do nothing else but help any disease process and break the chain diseases can bring. I love trauma, and work very quickly and thoroughly in dire circumstances. My brain is just wired that way, my logic is, if I can help one or multiple people, or save their lives, my purpose has been accomplished, then it's onto the next person or group. This class has helped me have confidence documenting anything required for my career path without worrying about if I wrote something incorrectly.
Group projects and writing have been challenging this semester. Finding time where there isn't much "wiggle room" to do anything was a headache to figure out. Life happens; work, kids, their school projects, their activities that my kids do apart from their school, house chores, and finding out that I'm pregnant mid semester. All these things were challenging to figure out how I'm going to get anything done or do anything without feeling overwhelmed. I see myself multitasking anything throughout life, without freaking out for too long. If I can manage everything thrown at me this semester, I think anyone can learn how to juggle life.
The most important thing I've learned is to have confidence and be sure to ask questions if anything is confusing. Now and in the future, my confidence level will be elevated, as well as being in reality with myself. My anaylzing and perception of certain criteria is maximized into different perceptions I didnn't know possible. I am thankful for Dr. McGinnis for understanding loops that come along while in school, and pushing me to realize that all I needed in this semester was confidence in myself.