I really appreciated the thought
provoking assignments this week. For
this journal entry, I want to concentrate on the short video clip, “Do What You
Love” by Tom Kelley. The whole time I
was watching him create the Venn diagram, I couldn’t help but feel out of place
in my current job. Am I doing what I’m
good at? Am I doing what I was born to
do? Am I doing what others will pay me for?
Am I choosing who I work with? Is
my current job in the military helping me to answer “yes” to all these
questions? Unfortunately, the answer
seems to be “no”. Charise can attest to
the fact that I come home the happiest when I’ve spent the day in the clinic,
or more specifically in the surgery suite.
More often than not, I’ve spent the day in a chair behind a computer wondering
what happened to my dreams. The military
has allowed me to say “yes” occasionally to the questions above.
I’m concerned that, the more time
I spend behind my desk, the more I start to forget what I love to do. I want to be excited to go to work every day,
but currently that seems like a rarity.
Don’t get me wrong, the military has been a great stepping stone in my
life, but I feel it’s purpose is coming to a close. This course has made me very excited about
what the future may bring, and that excitement doesn’t include the
military. Of course, I’ve been known to
change my mind on this topic…reserves??
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