An Interview Got Me Thinking

Is it a crime wanting to learn more and more? Today at an interview I was judged on the bases on my educational choices. I have degrees in different educational backgrounds from a basic junior college science degree to a Masters in Management. Is it really a bad thing if a person has education across various industries?

I am one of those people who don’t have enough time in the day to finish everything they love doing. I will have a bunch of books stacked up to my height with a travel board on my wall, that I am looking laying on my bed at after worn out from a dance or kick boxing class listening to music playing in the background.

The interview was bad enough that I had to sit across a female and explain it to her why I was interested in learning new different and more things but she also made me feel bad my implying that I have no idea what I want. What I want is everything! When the hell on earth did that become a bad thing? Isn’t that supposed to be a quality looked out for? People who love to learn new skills. As a professional writer it’s a necessity to read more understand new things that we can use to share with the world.

I think we should never stop learning that’s the main agenda of our lives based on the fact that, life teaches us a lesson and we ignore it and that gets us in trouble. I am proud that I have different experiences in my life, without the science degree I wouldn’t know any basics to physics or biology. Most importantly I wouldn’t have known anything about sex ed (I missed that in school). Learning management has made it very clear to me that even with this degree you are treated as good as not having one.

I want to learn and grow so much more, there are numerous things that are on my ‘to do list’, I already am passed 20, have reached the half of my lifetime and there is so much more.