In fact, I think we all have many throughout life (if you don't, what's your secret?)
It's always so frustrating to me when I start diving into this crisis because I feel like I have my head on my shoulders and everything is set in the right direction...then they start turning in all different directions and I feel completely lost.
I don't plan on going into depth on the misery of an identity crisis, rather the lovely outcome of my most recent one :)
I want to study oncology. I have always said I will be a doctor, especially with pediatrics, but with the length and cost of medical school, as well as my passion in other fields, I question it. I finally feel set on pediatric oncology, thanks to my mum.
My education is my top priority. There are obviously other things that matter, but goodness gracious, I have to do well. I plan on spending more time with tutors and perfecting my studying skills.
Money is material. I've been a tight-wad since birth and am starting to let go of that, simply because I know I have to. I am always saving my money, and I try not to blow it, but as a college student it all just seems to go somewhere. In some abyss, my bank account sits...SO I have realized that I would far rather see the world and enjoy my time here than be a worry-wart about saving it...hence my planned trip to Europe in April.
There were a couple of reiterated thoughts throughout this process, but it's always nice to come out of that little hell hole feeling more like myself.
Thank you for your time.





