Life after college

[lastsilver]

I've spoken with a few people about this transition from college-life to work-life. It's weird. You go from having a very defined goal (graduating), with little markers and milestones to chart your progress, to a much more nebulous system. It's depressing at first (for me anyways), but in a subtle way. It's like too much freedom means I end up

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[plasma08]

I read that when marketing, people buy more Jam if they have 2 or 3 choices than if they have 10. Its as if they are overwhelmed at making a subpar choice, so they don't make one at all. That's the first thing that came to mind when I read your entry.

I really liked your reply to my post. I always like replies. And I always like replies from you.

Point 3: I did really enjoy moving into the world. It was definitely hard, but I really think its the thing I've been waiting for since the 5th grade. Maybe 7th grade. But it certainly is different. I have a few tenuous goals that if I didn't have I'd go mad. Sometimes these goals seem out of reach, then I get unhappy. But having something to work for and hope for definitely keeps my mind in order.