In my age now, there's no doubt that I've made a lot of many life-changing decisions.
May it be a success or a failure in any way I consider them a sign of experience and wisdom wage one decision.
I made not long ago that I can confidently jump for joy and pride as when I reached the decision to focus on studying the English language once again while juggling it with my jam backpack late last year, I made up my mind to fly to Canada and take up a one year one-year graduate certificate program called enhanced nursing practice, which was intended for international educated nurses.
I started checking a few of the requirements for it and found out that I need proof of my English Proficiency in the form of I else results.
As I was still working as a full-time nurse, I started throwing myself into a confusion of whether I quit my job to go to a Language Academy or just balance work and study law or a couple of weeks mulling over it early this year.
I finally decided to just keep my job and look for other alternative methods to prepare for this test.
Come to think of it had I abandoned my bread-and-butter.
I could have lost the opportunity to continue to earn a living with the current Health crisis.
The world is suffering from in fact a few of my friends resigned from their nursing positions thinking they could have gone abroad already by this time, but this unfortunate pandemic delayed all their life plans and is draining while here I am still making a living and enjoying life a life journey in English language learning.
With all that being said, I guess it was a good decision after all I can still grin from ear-to-ear because everything that's happening now in my life is going as planned wage.
And if there's one thing I learned from all this it's about not being impulsive at making any decisions in life.