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Thursday, March 7, 2013

My Big Leap of Faith & A Lifetime of Learning


I never thought this day would come but it’s officially here, guys. Your girl is officially a self-employed entrepreneur! After some months going back and forth over whether or not I could do this and make this my full time job, I finally decided to take a leap of faith and pursue entrepreneurship without restraint. *breathes out sigh of relief*

Guys, I’m not going to lie, this is scary! Since the day LoveBrownSugar was created, it has been a huge part of my life. I’ve seen it grow from just a handful of followers to now a sizable and loyal group of fans (whom are irreplaceable really, I love you guys). It’s like my first child. And after a few years working in the media industry, I’m now officially ready to take this site to the next level by devoting 100% of my time and energy to it. It’s scary just typing it, let alone thinking about it! But to actually be living it, is beyond my wildest dreams. 

I’ve always kept it one hundred with you guys from the day I started LBS. You’re on this journey with me like my cyber besties and so in the interest of sharing my life’s goals and aspirations as well as the tough lessons that have gotten me where I am now, I want to share 4 important intangibles I had before taking this big leap and pursuing my dreams full time. I’m hoping these tips help inspire someone out there who is on the fence about their career or any important decision in their life:

1.
 Education
Graduating from UPENN in 2009
Whether you’re 9 or 59, pursuing your dreams is about becoming knowledgeable on the industry of your choice. Education is so very important! I can’t stress enough to you how my education has prepared me for what I’ve been able to accomplish. The amazing thing about the world we live in is that the quest for education never really ceases. There is no way you can ever know everything. So there are lifelong opportunities to learn. Whatever your passions, hopes and dreams are, education can help get you one step closer to accomplishing them. Just to give you guys some background, I started out in undergrad as a business school major. Most of my classmates went on to pursue careers in Finance, Accounting and Consulting among other things. What did I do after graduation? I started working at BET Networks and then went on to be an editor at Honey Magazine and UPTOWN Magazine. Complete disconnect right?? Wrong. 

Each position I took gave me opportunities to use my educational background in business, even though there were no direct parallels. My concentration in Marketing at business school really helped give me perspective on the consumer’s mind and how brands operate. This then gave me an understanding of how to position products and entities I represented (even myself and my own brand LoveBrownSugar!) in the digital landscape. I also learned to do alot of analytical work in business school. Researching trends, sifting through data, drawing conclusions. All of that helps me now as I’m figuring out what direction to take my brand and the ones I consult for. It all makes sense now, but if I had taken my education for granted, I would never know how much it could benefit me when pursuing my passion. No matter what stage in life you’re at, whether you’re a working Mom, fresh-out-of-college or the CEO of a Fortune 500 company, there are always new opportunities to learn. Don’t ever think new knowledge will go to waste.

2. Experience
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I’ve been out of college now for 4 years and within those 4 years I’ve amassed some substantial years of work experience. Each position I’ve had and project I’ve worked on has prepared me for this step. Yep, that's me in the picture sweeping up confetti after a cover shoot for Honey Magazine. Back then I was an intern and I did what I needed to do to progress in my career. If I didn’t have the background, if I hadn’t been able to learn from the brilliant people I have, I wouldn’t be prepared to branch out on my own. Be courageous, but don’t jump the gun! Make sure you have enough experience and skills to pursue your next step.

3.
 Passion

When the money isn’t flowing the way you think it should, when the hard work seems daunting, the only thing that will truly keep you motivated is your passion for the field you’re in. This is why, for me, it makes no sense to spend years and years working a job or a position that makes you miserable. Now understand sometimes you have to do what you “have” to do so you can eventually do what you “want” to do. But having a passion and vigor for your work makes life so much better. You do something you’re passionate about, and you’ll never “work” a day in your life.

4. Faith

No risk, no reward. Some of the most successful entrepreneurs have had to make decisions that, to others, made them look crazy! When it comes time to take the big leap, faith has to be at the forefront of your decision. You have to know undoubtedly that you’re making the right decision and that despite what might go wrong, things will work out for your good.

What are you passionate about? Has your passion been manifested in your education and career?

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I'd love to hear from you and learn how education has given you the power to change! Leave a comment below and be entered to win a $100 VISA gift card on behalf of LoveBrownSugar!

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129 comments:

  1. So proud of all your accomplishments Christina!!

    Thanks to international education opportunities, I pursued a Masters degree abroad and achieved my dream of living in France!!

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  2. This is an amazing post Christina!! I really needed to read this, and I thank you for sharing your journey! I know you'll be extremely succesful! Nice people finish first.

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  3. My passion is definitely writing/blogging and fashion. I've recently made the choice to go back for my Masters in Fashion Merchandising because I feel like there's so much still for me to learn since I went for my Associates degree. I certainly want to make sure that I am constantly putting myself in a position to grow my brand positively.

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    https://twitter.com/mami2jcn/status/309719261427937280

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  5. Even though I’m a stay at home mom now, I am really proud of the undergraduate and graduate degrees I earned. I think it sets a good example for my children to follow.

    mami2jcn at gmail dot com

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  6. Congratulations to you on taking this leap of faith and I wish you many blessings! This is a great giveaway!

    For me, I grew up in a small town. Even though the town was small, my teachers recognized the gift God gave me in writing at an early age. I took my experience in writing and went on to get my Bachelors degree because despite of what I knew, I knew I wanted to grow and be better. When I graduated, I wasn't quite sure how I would apply writing to a job because writing jobs were so far and few between.

    I decided at the advice of friends to begin a blog. There are so many blogs out there, but I wanted it to be different. I wanted it to help people be fabulous on a budget. I've been blogging for two years now. I know that education helped me see that I could learn so much more about writing and that I didn't have to fit into a molded job. I could create my own!

    Tweet: https://twitter.com/missfabellis/status/309731212052815872

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  7. 8 years ago I graduated with my BA in Communications and for almost 7.5 years I've been an employee at BET Networks. In the last year after doing a brief internship with a Artist Management and Production Company I've decided to get my Masters in Music Business to pursue my dream of working at a music label in A&R and eventually starting my own company.

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  8. I was pregnant with my third son while finishing my first semester of college courses. I thought it was important to finish no matter how hard it was at the time. It helped me get a good job afterward getting my degree and give my kids a better life

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  9. tweeted
    https://twitter.com/eswright18/status/309741077647220736

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  10. My education gives me an opportunity to help other people stay healthy

    elena150980@yahoo.com

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  11. https://twitter.com/ElenaIstomina/status/309758696412561408

    elena150980@yahoo.com

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  12. im a stay at home mom but i like to go back to school

    freebiel0ve@yahoo.com

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  13. tweet: https://twitter.com/akronugurl/status/309763728885284865 .

    freebiel0ve@yahoo.com

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  14. Congratulations, such inspiration. God bless you in all you continue to do.

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  15. This is HUGE! Congratulations my dear! I'm sure you'll do more than succeed =)

    Krystal K.
    The Feisty House
    www.thefeistyhouse.com

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  16. Congrats!! God never said it would be easy but it will always be worth it! :)

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  17. Education has given me the power to change by learning how to interact with co-workers, agents, and clients due to my job. I’ve had the pleasure to work in the insurance industry for over 20 years. In fact my first professional job paid for my college degree in Business Management.
    tweety800265(at)yahoo(dot)com

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    https://twitter.com/disneyfan40/status/309786098970816513
    tweety800265(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  19. You're going to do wonderfully!! Good luck hon!

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  20. My business degree opened many doors for me and opportunities, which allowed me much personal growth and change.
    jslbrown_03 at yahoo dot com

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  21. 2nd entry tweet - https://twitter.com/LuLu_Brown24/status/310123772017520640
    jslbrown_03 at yahoo dot com

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  22. This post was definitely motivating! Good luck on your entrepreneurship endeavors. :-)

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  23. My education empowered me to make choices, which definitely changed my life. I have chosen to stay home with my children now and when they are older and in school I can choose to work part or full time. I have more choices with the education I have.

    s2s2 at comcast dot net

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  24. https://twitter.com/susan1215/status/310479545679609856

    s2s2 at comcast dot net

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  25. It helps me to set a good example to my kids

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  26. Helping me make better choices, giving me more opportunities, opening more doors, and setting a great example for my kids

    Thanks for the wonderful giveaway!

    lola_violets_2010 at yahoo dot com

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  27. Tweeted:

    https://twitter.com/Giveawayhog/status/310783553883475970

    lola_violets_2010 at yahoo dot com

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  28. Higher education has given me more choices of life and work, I am able to do what I love while earning the living.

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  29. https://twitter.com/tcarolinep/status/310983720033218560

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  30. My higher eduction has given me the opportunity to provide for my son and I in a way I couldn't without it.
    reklaw422 at hotmail dot com

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  31. higher education has given me the opportunity to travel and learn even more while traveling.

    yes.4eva.r(atgmaildotcom)

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  32. tweeted- https://twitter.com/vivaciousgold/status/311526901736955904

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  33. I learned mostly from on the job training and I did go to a computer school for about 4 months. I learned alot about business. It made me become more confident!

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  34. Tweet: https://twitter.com/bonmay/status/311710127491256321

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  35. I couldn't do what I want to do career-wise without a degree. It's a must!

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  36. my engineer degree helped me find a better job
    navygravY@hotmail.com

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  37. https://twitter.com/Merle0304/status/311947411515916288
    navygravY@hotmail.com

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  38. It opened doors forme that wouldn't have been possible if not for my education.

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  39. Getting my degree in a specialized field of education (and a master's degree in another specialized area) has allowed me to focus on a niche area.

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  40. Education gives me the power to realize that I have talent and that I can stick to something so I'm not afraid to try new things. :-) Thanks for a chance to win and have a great day!
    kmassmanATgmailDOTcom

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  41. Having an education took me from being a secretary to an accountant! It really gives you a chance to boost your career and definitely gave me more options.

    Thanks for the chance to win!

    wildorchid985 @ gmail dot com

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  42. tweet--https://twitter.com/WildOrchid985/status/314022213609201664

    wildorchid985 @ gmail dot com

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  43. What an inspiring post. I love it. Yes, education has given me the power to change. More so to change my family's life. I'm a stay at home mom now, but I'm proud to have the undergrad degree to let me kids know how important it is to get a better education.

    amy [at] utry [dot] it

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  44. tweeted:
    https://twitter.com/uTry_it/status/314640495441760256
    amy [at] utry [dot] it

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  45. education has given me the self-confidence to try for the top

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  46. Instead of being a woman who is dependent on others, education has given me the power to be my own independent person who is confident and capable.

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    https://twitter.com/clc408/status/314713795840860160

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  48. Christina, how I adore you...let me count the ways! You gave me my first real shot at an insider's look into the world of fashion when I was your fashion assistant in 2011! I have always used my education to pursue truth and as a journalist/writer that is what I do daily. My creative spirit coupled with my education allows me to design marketing materials, websites, etc. My real passion is the business of fashion. I am always looking for learning experiences to move one step closer to taking the GIGANTIC leap you just took. Faith is acting like it is so, even if it ain't so, until it is so, just because God said so.
    https://twitter.com/IDreamInChanel

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  49. education has given me the ability to make strong, well-thought-out decisions, and also the power of persuasion when change needs a little helping along.
    stigay at comcast.net

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  50. Education has given me the opportunity to help others.

    rhoneygtn at yahoo dot com

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  51. Congrats on that leap. It's inspirational for folks like me who would like to take a similar path!!!

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  52. Education has given me the choice to stay at home if that is what I decide to do.
    MCantu1019 at aol dot com

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  53. First, congratulations on your leap of faith in becoming an elite sistapreneur!! You will do it big! Education, experience, passion, and most importantly faith and encouragement from close fam/friends led my sister and I to go for it, so we opened our heart, Brown Sugar Bakeshop in March 2009. BSB has become it's affectionate moniker around town! We offer gourmet, old-fashioned style desserts in an updated, yet retro atmosphere. Cupcakes, cookies, cheesecakes, doughnuts, if it's sweet, we bake it! My sister, April and I still do all the baking and do everything in small batches just like our granmomms taught us! We must admit, our cupcakes are so addictive, people have driven from over 12 hours to get to Little Rock, Arkansas just to get their mouth on one, okay maybe two! Thanks for reading!!! Best wishes to LoveBrownSugar!

    Mucho xoxoxo,

    Kris W.
    Baking Goddess
    Brown Sugar Bakeshop
    419 E. 3rd Street
    Little Rock, AR 72201
    (501) 372-4009

    www.brownsugarbakeshop.com
    www.facebook.com/THEBrownSugarBakeshop
    Twitter (@BrownSugarLR)

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  54. my education has gotten me inspired to go into a field i love and have been extremely successful at!!!
    tamarsweeps-at-gmail-dot-com

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  55. Education (and putting myself through undergrad at UC Berkeley and graduate school) is the whole reason I have a career, am confident and diverse, and can lead my family and career in forward motions -- to change whenever life demands it!
    tvollowitz at aol dot com

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  56. Knowledge is something that cannot be taken away from you!

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  57. it gave me the ability to walk into job interviews knowing i know my stuff and have a degree to back it and that i can aim high
    nannypanpan@gmail.com

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  58. It allows me to be able to run my own business successfully.

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  59. My education allowed me to learn about other religions and challenge beliefs that were harming me.

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  60. https://twitter.com/ky2here1/status/316980006284840960

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  61. Education has given me the power to change by exposing me to many people from very different backgrounds and lifestyles, with differing viewpoints, and helped me learn how to not just coexist with them but be in community with them as well.

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  62. https://twitter.com/DuckyBunny/status/316986990371430401

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  63. Education has given me the power to change because after attaining my MBA, many doors were opened in the workplace. This allowed me to move up within my career and I was able to put my ideas to use and have my opinions heard.

    kellywcu8888ATgmailDOTcom

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  64. tweet
    https://twitter.com/kellydsaver/status/317012870447656960

    kellywcu8888ATgmailDOTcom

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  65. Education gave me the confidence to apply for a better job.
    Thanks so much.
    rickpeggysmith(at)aol(dot)com

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  66. I tweeted: https://twitter.com/peg42/status/317034946319486977
    Thanks
    rickpeggysmith(at)aol(dot)com

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  67. I got my job at my university's recruiting event, my degree probably helped too, and I'm able to move to the us because of my job, I'm pretty happy about it.
    songyueyu at gmail

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  68. tweet: https://twitter.com/syytta/status/317059318962847744
    songyueyu at gmail

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  69. congratulations on your accomplishments! I have a good job that I love!

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  70. i tweeted here:

    https://twitter.com/bellows22/status/317126149585129473

    debbiebellows (at) gmail (dot)com

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  71. My education has lead me to my current job where I help thousands of college students finance their educations.

    ighmeg at yahoo dot com

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  72. Education is a must to get a good paying job in this job market these day. I want to thank you for this awesome sweep and hope to win :) It sure helped me. Thanks !!! corrysue@yahoo.com

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  73. Education gives you the ability to teach your children so they can make good career choices later in life. Change is always on the horizon so be prepared to Change.
    dawns_horizen@yahoo.com

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  74. Both of my parents are immigrants. I am a first generation college student studying healthcare. I hope to change the world by helping patients get better and providing for my parents so they can have the retirement they deserve.

    rawrms at gmail dot com

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  75. Getting my degrees have given me a feeling of being able to reach my goals and feeling better about myself
    Diane Baum
    esldiane@gmail.com

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  76. I work in an industry (insurance) that is constantly changing and unless you keep yourself educated about those changes, you will be left behind.

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  77. education gave me the skills I need to succeed in my career.

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  78. My social work degree gives me the power to help others change their lives.
    Thanks! Janna JOhnson jannajanna@hotmail.com janna@feedyourpig on gfc

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  79. Education has given me the power to adapt to the changing landscape of the workforce which is less manufacturing and more computer know how.
    Thanks for a super giveaway!
    My email: anashct1 [at] yahoo [dot] com

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  80. Tweeted:
    https://twitter.com/anashct3/status/317522040695439360
    Thanks for the chance to win!
    email: anashct1 [at] yahoo [dot] com

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  81. The cliche that education is power is so true! Before college I was smart but ignorant. After college I was smart and informed. This education in life and learning completely changed who I am and I like to think for the better. The #1 thing that it changed about me is that I am no longer afraid to stand up for what I believe in.
    Angie
    14earth at gmail dot com

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  82. I tweeted here: https://twitter.com/MsTofuFairy/status/317677783461531649
    Angie
    14earth at gmail dot com

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  83. Education has empowered me to be my own boss and succeed.
    tamarsweeps-at-gmail-dot-com

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  84. I was the first in my family to get a college education, and I am so glad I did. I was formerly a spec. ed. teacher and now a school psychologist. Without higher education, I would not have the opportunity to work at a job I love. I get to inspire kids everyday. Life is good.

    seanm 1999 at hotmail dot com

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  85. My education has provided me with the communication skills to interact with and understand the wide variety of people I come in contact with during my work day.

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  86. I tweeted

    https://twitter.com/sparkedcat/status/318041561155919872

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  87. wow congrats on all your hard work and i would love to be in ur place one day

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  88. https://twitter.com/purplelover04/status/318083492250537984

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  89. At age 64 I continue to take classes and learn new things. Lately it's been about essential oils and gardening.
    Thanks for the contest.

    slehan at juno dot com

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  90. https://twitter.com/slehan/status/318112320419143680

    slehan at juno dot com

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  91. I am passionate about pediatric rehab. It's the most fun a job can be.

    asketcher2 at hotmail.com

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  92. https://twitter.com/asketcher1/status/318180365078515713

    tweeted
    asketcher2 at hotmail.com

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  93. It's given me the power to succeed in life, and a career in Information Technology.

    ccboobooy at gmail dot com

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  94. Education has opened many doors for me and given me many opportunities. It has also made me a stronger more dependent person.

    brat52101 at yahoo dot com

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  95. OPTIONAL TWEET ENTRY ---> https://twitter.com/kytah00/status/318213054724710400

    kytah00 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com

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  96. IT HAS GIVEN ME SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO! kytah00@yahoo.com

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  97. education has given me the opportunity to work in social work intime@myself.com

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  98. It gave me self-confidence and pride.

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  99. https://twitter.com/miriama59/status/318374024726069248

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  100. My master's has opened up new doors for me professionally. I get 40 hours of continuing professional education a year to keep up my CPA.
    aleksnearing gmail com

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  101. Education has given me power to change by giving me the confidence and perseverance for applying myself and going after what I want in life.

    darkmysticnight(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  102. Education has opened many doors for me. It also gave me the confidence to strike out on my own and know that I will always be able to support myself.

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  103. Tweet: https://twitter.com/njhhb/status/318430694659461120

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  104. I didn't take the easy way of obtaining my college education, but my company was really supportive, paid most of my tuition and allowed me to attend toward the end during work hours. It's allowed me the ability to get some increases in pay and promotions into management positions. As a single mom, it's great knowing that I can support my family on my own.
    pauline15_01(at)Hotmail(dot)com

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  105. inspiring!!!
    im hoping to go back to school...also hoping many new doors will open b/c of it!
    howardreviews atgmail dot com

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  106. My education has given me the power to have choices at many different jobs

    daveshir2005@yahoo.com

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  107. Education gives me the power to pursue whatever I want to do in my life. It provides me with a confidence and the ability to support myself.
    cmarquez482@outlook.com

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  108. tweet:https://twitter.com/cmarquez482/status/318452888408059904
    cmarquez482@outlook.com

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  109. It helped me be more organized.

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  110. Education has given me power to be a veterinary technician. I am a stay at home mom now but attended college for a vet tech, so if i choose to go back I can!

    pittsy82@hotmail.com

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  111. tweeted https://twitter.com/pittsy82/status/318489791039676417

    pittsy82@hotmail.com

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  112. It helped me gain marketable job skills which enabled me to get a great job
    tbarrettno1 at gmail dot com

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  113. tweet
    https://twitter.com/ChelleB36/status/318505812341436416
    tbarrettno1 at gmail dot com

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  114. Scary! But congrats! My education has taught me to not freak out about much and to learn from my a-ha moments.

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  115. Tweet - https://twitter.com/ilovetoclap/status/318511106400329730

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  116. Education has given me the power to change because of the self confidence it has given to me.
    I know that I will be making educated decisions and that always helps.
    Katharina angelsandmusic[at]gmail[dot]com

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  117. I'm going to school now to be a rad tech. It's a two year program and its hard, I'm not going to lie. Thankfully I graduate in May but I've gotten to know myself better during this program than I ever have before and I think its made me stronger and a little more confident.

    pokergrl8 at gmail.com

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  118. https://twitter.com/aes529/status/318513486684643329

    pokergrl8 at gmail.com

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  119. Education gave me the options for my future. Although I didn’t use it the way I intended.
    dolniaks at consolidated dot net

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  120. https://twitter.com/smilekisses/status/318550340276473856
    dolniaks at consolidated dot net

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  121. education has opened the door to many unexpected opportunities for me.

    rounder9834 @yahoo.com

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  122. https://twitter.com/thomasmurphy40/status/318554373426917376


    rounder9834 @yahoo.com

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  123. Education gave me the opportunity to get a higher paying job when I got out of school

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  124. A little hard work and a lot of education is how I managed to climb out of the trailer park and into a beautiful home.

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  125. Thank you so much for the inspiration! I learned everything I know at an amazing experimental high school called Middle College, on the UW campus. First high school in America to take place on a university campus! They have since lost funding sadly.
    I am currently attempting to muster up the courage to ask my husband if we can survive on 1 income for a while, so I can go back and get some kind of degree from Seattle Central community college.

    sahairah at gmail dot com <---- my email :)

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  126. My education empowered me to make choices, which definitely changed my life.

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