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Awwwww this was so real!
ReplyDeleteI love raw grandparents truth on blogs.
I love blogging also. Like you, I want to live and blog about it-not the other way around.
I have a typo up there. I meant transparent not grandparents! Hahaha. I'd go back and fix it but then my phone freezes and I choose not go write it again and you would never get this comment.
You have 3 degrees? In what? Just curious.
Great getting to know the blogger behind the blog :) cheers to great blog posts!
Haha I'm glad you clarified I can't tell you how long I was trying to analyse that one before I finally decided to just read on!
DeleteI do have three degrees. They all sort of lead on from each other really but I did a Bsc Psychology with Neuropsychology then went straight into an Msc Clinical Psychology and then after taking a year out to care for my a family member I went back and just this January completed my MPhil researching the health and developmental impacts of the new school curriculum in my country (Wales) for children aged 3-7.
In a way all very similar and at the same time all very very different but I've thoroughly enjoyed them all.
Thank you for the really kind words, it means a great deal. :)
This has inspired me! I love these self-reflection posts, I think it's important to do :) I'm happy to see that blogging has made your life better and I hope to do a little bit more (adventures etc) soon! I saw in your about me section that you're a psychology graduate, I study Psychology (and Criminology) at the moment and hope to do a masters in Clinical psychology :)
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Thanks Lauren I'm glad you liked it :) I completely agree self improvement is such an important and powerful thing it's a shame we don't do it more!
DeleteLovely to meet a fellow psychologist! Good luck with your studies, I hope you enjoy it just as much as I did. I did my Msc in Clinical Psychology too and it was an incredible experience. You learn some truly exciting stuff and hopefully get some unforgettable hands on experience with mental illness and dissection too if you're not too squeamish! Where are you hoping to study? x
I created my blog last year ( www.funsizeblogger.blogspot.co.uk ) as a distraction because I was feeling a bit crappy, didn't want to get out of bed in the morning, and it was a distraction from my nan who had just broken her leg and was under going surgery etc. But now I love it. I've thought about being a teacher so many times...but we live in a world where internet is everything, and I'd like to be my own boss who can do a post...or upload a video (more on that soon) and then be able to go out, visit family, earn money from my joy and happiness. I am still going to go to uni once I've finished these pesky GCSE and A Level exams...you know as a back up plan... and I'll go to uni and get my qualifications but just as something to fall back on. I'd love to be someone who can go to vidcon and summer in the city etc. and know that I have inspired so many people...anyway I've been cheesy enough for one comment. Don't be afraid to pop over to my blog at your leisure :- www.funsizeblogger.blogspot.co.uk
ReplyDeleteHi again Katie :)
DeleteI fell into blogging for the exact same reasons. I was caring for a sick relative and needed a bit of an escape and it turned into something magical so I'm so glad it's done the same for you.
Doing something you love it definitely important and if you can make money from it that's a super bonus! Good luck with your studies and if you go onto university, it's a great experience and whatever you choose to do I think you'll be really happy you stuck with it all.
It's great you have aspirations and it seems like you're really willing to work hard for it so I really hope it all goes well! You never know maybe you'll become a successful online personality and a teacher.
I happen to be both a blogger and a teacher (I teach at university and online) so I say the world it your oyster and go for it!
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Great post. I think it's important to realise that having the odd lazy day here and there isn't necessarily a bad thing. Everyone needs downtime to recover, sometimes we need to stay still to realise how far we've come.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa, that's really true. I think we (including myself) try to keep up with these very fast paced lives and forget about taking some down time too so thanks for including that, maybe a topic for a blog post in itself? :) x
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