College and post collegiate life is interesting to say the very least. The experience of being on your own is one that leaves you amazed at the things you learn and just when you think you know it all, you realize you don't know anything much. There are some topics of discussion that are universal in nature and may even come back to haunt you as the years past. Here are but of a few of those topics:
- What to do with your life. This is perhaps the single most relevant topic of conversation that permeates most of us in those years and to some, still is something thought about in your 40's, 50's, and even 60's. There are some career changes that may question your life plan. There may even been some unforeseen and unexpected situations which makes you ask that question. Answers to the question will vary depending on the person. Perhaps there are no right and wrong answers, but there are right or wrong choices. We all go through a journey, a path chosen and there will be speed bumps in the road. There may even be forks and winding turns. The path you choose in life is the path taken and for where it may lead you, it is the journey that makes you stronger, wiser and more profound.
- How do i get my ex back? Getting your ex back is a question often pondered immediately after a failed relationship. In hindsight do we often regret past actions or inactions done unto others. Did we pay enough attention? Did we listen? Did we communicate well? Did we show enough love and consideration? These are but the universal questions asked in dealing with other people as well. We are social animals that need to interact with others to get by in a society. We make and build relationships and sometimes even burn them but it is in this interaction wherein we learn more about people and their habits, likes, dislikes, peeves and idiosyncrasies. And there are certain traits in these people that we meet that we like or attracted to. If there is a mutual liking amongst two people, then perhaps an agreement to a relationship is reached. Keeping this relationship alive and vibrant is the key. Finding out the process in which such relationship is maintained and constantly improved is the necessary tool. And in most successful long term relationships, the answers would often be communication, consideration and compromise.
- What to do with your life. This is perhaps the single most relevant topic of conversation that permeates most of us in those years and to some, still is something thought about in your 40's, 50's, and even 60's. There are some career changes that may question your life plan. There may even been some unforeseen and unexpected situations which makes you ask that question. Answers to the question will vary depending on the person. Perhaps there are no right and wrong answers, but there are right or wrong choices. We all go through a journey, a path chosen and there will be speed bumps in the road. There may even be forks and winding turns. The path you choose in life is the path taken and for where it may lead you, it is the journey that makes you stronger, wiser and more profound.
- How do i get my ex back? Getting your ex back is a question often pondered immediately after a failed relationship. In hindsight do we often regret past actions or inactions done unto others. Did we pay enough attention? Did we listen? Did we communicate well? Did we show enough love and consideration? These are but the universal questions asked in dealing with other people as well. We are social animals that need to interact with others to get by in a society. We make and build relationships and sometimes even burn them but it is in this interaction wherein we learn more about people and their habits, likes, dislikes, peeves and idiosyncrasies. And there are certain traits in these people that we meet that we like or attracted to. If there is a mutual liking amongst two people, then perhaps an agreement to a relationship is reached. Keeping this relationship alive and vibrant is the key. Finding out the process in which such relationship is maintained and constantly improved is the necessary tool. And in most successful long term relationships, the answers would often be communication, consideration and compromise.
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