I haven’t always known that I wanted to work with children

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I actually started out as an Animal Science major with the dream of getting to work with horses, that eventually shifted into me wanting to become a nurse. In my early 20’s I became a phlebotomist which is what sparked my interest in nursing, however after working in a hospital I decided it wasn’t for me and I began looking into other career paths. During this time I started nannying, I have always loved kids and have had a bit of a knack for working with them, but I never considered it as a career path. That was until I started nannying for my current families, these little girls opened my eyes to how truly incredible children are and how amazing their minds are. About a month into working with these families I knew I wanted and needed to educate myself on a deeper level so that I could not only provide the best environment for these girls, but provide developmentally appropriate activities and guidance for them. When I decided to focus on early childcare and development as a career path, I was pretty nervous! I struggled a lot in school, from elementary school up until about my junior year of highschool when I was finally diagnosed with ADHD. I was a C’s and D’s student most of my life, constantly taking summer school to make up for the classes I failed during the school year. If you would have told younger Hannah that she was going into the field of education she would have laughed in your face. However, when I went back to school I started slow at a junior college in Denton, Tx. North Central Texas College (NCTC) was where I attended school, I was still living in California so all my classes were online, this was the start of my love for online learning. I was thriving, my professors seemed to actually care about me as a student, I was able to work at my own pace and I wasn’t scared of asking questions or answering things wrong. My confidence as a student grew so much I decided it was time for the next step, finding a university! I looked into a lot of different schools, however none of them had the program I was looking for online until I came across Oklahoma State University. I had looked into OSU as a highschooler when I was still very AG focused and I just knew at the time academically it was not going to be possible for me, so you can imagine how excited I was when I discovered they had my new major available for online students. This excitement continued to grow as I discovered I was eligible to apply and when I finally got accepted my life was forever changed in the best way possible. While at OSU I have continued to grow so much as a student, so much so that I was able to obtain a 4.0 during my most recent spring semester. Younger Hannah was doing backflips, never in a million years would I have thought I would be capable of this level of academic success. My hard work was further rewarded when I received a scholarship, another moment younger Hannah would have never imagined possible for herself. I am so grateful to have access to all the resources available to me and I love getting to apply my knowledge in real life situations. As I previously stated, I currently work as a private childcare provider/nanny, and it’s such a rewarding job. However, I hope to use my degree to open my own childcare center. My goal is for it to be a daycare, but an upscale daycare. We will still have a structured program, but I also really appreciate the Montessori approach so I would like for it to have elements of that as well. I am beyond excited to watch my dreams continue to unfold and I am even more excited to continue learning, growing , and sharing my knowledge with you all!

https://simpleteachingsblog.wordpress.com/2023/11/07/about-me

I want things — not just in a capitalist way, but also in an almost spiritual way

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While a lot of people struggle to come up with ideas, or to follow through on ideas, I am very bad at letting go of ideas. And I have plenty. Even if, magically, everything on this list came true, I would definitely find something else to want. It’s my nature.

https://felicitybanks.blog/2020/06/13/ill-tell-you-what-i-want-what-i-really-really-want

The more comfortable that [thing] becomes, the harder it is to break out of it

Keywords: Metafrizzics , Baltimore Center Stage , Content Creator , Midlife Crisis , Public Theater , self-improvement , Wittenberg

The longer I spend writing content, the harder it is to imagine what life would be like without it, even though I’m finding I spend more and more of my day trying to picture such a life.

https://metafrizzics.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/whats-the-endgame

Doing something simply because you love it is enough — more than enough

Keywords: Writing , meaning , purpose , Moral Compass , acceptance , depression , anxiety , emotions , creativity , belief , blogging

My writing has given me clarity about what I want to do next. I will be starting an online degree in psychology next year with a long-term view of changing careers. I also have an idea for a number of books I plan to write.

https://clear-air-turbulence.com/2021/09/27/why-i-write

I think I know what I’m going to do but first what do you think?

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It’s interesting to me that in some cases the people that have the most followers also have the most haters. Half their followers are there just to hate. All they do is make negative and derogatory comments. They also like to start comment wars with other followers. There have been times that no matter how many nice comments I put under these pseudo celebrities posts, they won’t take notice or respond until I make a negative comment. When I first joined Twitter, one the first people I followed was musician and producer Dam Funk. He made a negative post about new albums that were released that week. He didn’t specify an artist or album. I knew that Kendrick Lamar’s DAMN was released that week. So I assumed he was hating on Kendrick. I innocently made the observation in the comments. Not thinking anything of it. Not even 5 minutes later, I receive a direct message from Dam Funk’s account. He was upset. He messaged me, Why would U even consider tweeting such a thing? Wow. Kendrick is Dope. I apologized. He accepted. Then I got off never went back.

https://guerrerowrites.com/2021/05/10/anti-social-media

If you are confused or don’t have a clear answer to that question then this post is definitely for you!

Keywords: lifestyle , bblogger , beauty , beautyblogger , blog , blogger , blogging , inspiration , life , makeup , tips , tipsandtricks , writing

I was the type to follow the ‘crowd’. I didn’t dare to speak up and share my ideas, which inevitably led me to be someone else – someone who wasn’t me. It was only in my late teens that I started discovering myself and what I truly liked and didn’t like.

https://new-lune.com/2021/07/15/how-to-find-out-what-you-really-want-in-life

Only when you have reached the point where your inner motivation is strong enough to want to bring an end to your own suffering and confusion

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These are things that most people and I wouldn’t do because we usually just let time heal all wounds. The reality is: time doesn’t heal anything. This is what I have realized from my past and current experiences. Time gives us the opportunity to bury our pain as deeply as we can and it will remain buried until we are willing to do the inner work. We all have parts of ourselves that have been buried so deeply that we have consciously forgotten that they are there. But they are never gone. No one else can do this work for us, and no one is meant to. I hope this post brings you some awareness or awakens you to a truth so deep that you have neglected for years.

Time doesn’t heal (wordpress.com)

I knew what I wanted to do and had already planned out my entire life (yes, I am an overthinker anyone who chooses to take a literature class is)

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I was lucky enough to go to a high school where you could choose psychology as an option. A lot of the other students chose it because they thought it would be an easy class but oh no not me. While everyone else was talking about whatever teenagers talk about (I swear I was born 80 telling kids to get off my lawn) I was bothering the teacher for more work to do. My apologise to the teacher for being an almighty nag.

https://ebonyjenningsresearch.wordpress.com/2020/11/05/introduction