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  • What is Reality?

What are my Possible Paths?

It's helpful to figure out what a "typical" path to a certain career is, because this helps us plan ahead and make sure we take care of the necessary pre-requisites (school, work experience, etc.) to getting the job.  However, in real life, there are no "typical" paths - there's always something that comes up that we can't really plan for - and, instead, we have to adapt to.  This lesson helps us start thinking through more realistic, flexible paths towards our goals.   
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