Scene: The offices of Lilly &Co.
Two employees of Lilly &Co. and I are all in the board room. Posters of print media for different Republican candidates line the walls. Governor Rick Perry is staring me in the face, adn these people talk to him monthly. Not the least bit intimidating. All in all, it goes very well and they inform me that they will be in touch first of next week.
Fast forward an hour: Susan LILLY calls and asks if I am still and town....she wants to meet me. She proceeds to scare the CRAP out of me with the workload, the narcissistic cliental, and the lack of a life in general. She also tells me they will be in touch on Monday/Tuesday.
I find out about Cultivate tomorrow....
Scenario 3...I open my own boutique. The business plan is finished, and the logo is designed. All that's left is financing and I have a backer in place. The timing seems to be right; not to mention I have certain things that pull me towards staying in East Texas.
Biggest few days of my life thus far. And A LOT to consider. I've replayed every scenario over in my mind a hundred times. there are pros and cons to each. Whichever option I choose, takes me down a a completely different path....
Life is about the choices you make...and every opportunity has a shelf life.
The Road Not Taken - Robert Frost
I think you should do what you think in the long run will make you happier.You only have one life to live,so I think you should choose which ever reflects your DREAMS, the most..Good Luck!
ReplyDeleteDecide which opportunity has the least shelf life and how you could grow from that experience. If it's something you know you would regret not doing or that can help you develop skills with which to use elsewhere, then do it. Yet, you're young enough to continue to have opportunities and many could have similar offerings and lessons. It's best not to think in ultimate terms.
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