Big question

 I kind of had to think about this because last year I only 2 key interests and ended up focusing on one. My question is, what other careers are there in that field and where do you start? Last year, I feel like I just focused on the careers I knew and pushed that topic away because I was already concentrated on dentistry.

My daily routine

 I wake up at 8 am.

 I take care of my brother.

 Get ready for class.

 After class, do chores.

 At night, I do classwork and study.

 I sleep at 3 am

 

Call to adventure

 "Why do doctors specialize?"

- I was not very sure what the question was suppose to mean, but my input on this is that, when you're learning about the human body there is a lot to comprehend and just learning all about (example: the brain) there is a lot to learn and it's really complex. That is why we have Neurologists because they're specialize in that. I think some patients could find it kind of frustrating because they might not understand why their doctor doesn't know everything and they're asked to go to a specialist. It's a good thing that doctors specialize because even if someone learns and memorizes everything about the human body, there is only so much information you can hold, i'm sure there will be details left out if they tend patients. 

How I get things done.

 I track on what I have to post by using the deliverables page on the OSL academy blog. I always do my work at night because i'm really busy during the day. I would like to start doing my work in the evening because in the morning, i'm barely awake and can't really think. Then at night, I take waaayyy to long to just do one deliverable because i'm too tired. But in the evening, i'm still cleaning, taking care of my siblings, or out. And when I made time to do my work, I procrastinate and do something else.

I Delivered

 I agreed to myself that I would at least upload 1 post and update my mental and physical fitness and post this post. I delivered my deliverables.

Planning is important :]

 

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Learning feedback

 I didn't really think much about grammar, I always thought I was okay at it. Until someone told me I had some grammar errors in one of my post. I check to see and I couldn't find any. I was kind of worried that I couldn't see my errors and saw it as a normal paragraph. I just ended up using a website and asking someone to help me check it. Even spending 30 minutes looking through that post, I couldn't believe how I didn't notice them.