I am overweight. My wife left me and took our children. I am very sad to have lost my wife and kids.My wife is in a new relationship. I'm fighting for custody of my children. I don't get to visit them. I don't believe in god. I want to get a new eco friendly car. I own a Prius car. I don't like my job. I want to go back to school. My job doesn't pay well. I want to study to be a nurse. I have an aversion towards needles. I work in a nursing home. I have a nursing degree. I think I want to work in a hospital, instead. I've been thinking about going back to school. I'm not happy with what I'm doing currently and want some change.
I spent time in Manhatztan when I was younger. I used to walk a lot. I work in finance in Manhattan. I work as a broker. I love my job. I graduated from Yale in 2011. I am planning to go to business school. I could not handle gore from working at a hospital. I'm looking for other positions. I own a BMW. I have bought a new car. I have a G-Wagon. I like Teslas. I am dating a nurse. I like to expand my knowledge by taking classes. I hate needles. My husband sells cars.
Is there a specific business school you had in mind that you plan on going to? Yeah I do actually. The NYU Stern School of Business is a great one and it's not TOO far from here. I want to expand what I already know. Nice, I know that NYU has a wonderful business program.  Have you formally applied there yet? Not yet. I've been so busy with work lately that I've not had the chance to. You are thinking about going back to school as well right? Do you have one in mind? Yeah I'm in the same boat.  I want to go back and study health management and policy, but I also want to find the right program.  So I'm still very much in the searching and planning stage. There's so many options now. Especially compared to in the past. You can even take online courses from schools that you aren't near. I've considered that myself. Yeah there's a lot to like about online, especially if you only need a few courses to round out your knowledge.  But I'm still pretty skeptical about doing a full program entirely online.  I feel like I need some more hands on experience, like actually going into a hospital and working with their management staff, etc.  But maybe that's just me. Oh of course. It's not for everyone. Your expertise is far more hands on so I completely understand why you would prefer to go to school in person. More than likely, it's absolutely necessary to do so. I only consider it because it would make handling my job and studying a bit more easy. But I'm not sure yet either. I agree, what's nice is that I've got a stable job and plenty of time to decide when and how to make the change. I'm sure that's something you've got going for yourself too.  Have you been up to anything else besides looking at schools lately? My husband and I have been so busy I've not had time to do a lot. I'd like to find a new hobby or something. Maybe I'll get back to doing my morning walks. There's some nice parks and walkways around here that would be great to go to. That sounds really nice.  I need to start making some time for outdoor exercise again.  It's so good for both the body and the mind, don't you agree? I agree completely. It makes you feel charged and ready to face the day. While it seems like it would tire you out it actually does the opposite in the long run. We both can start our routines up again!