Thanks folks, it's been brutal. I haven't been around here as much because of it and family stuff. Now I can come home and do nothing instead of lock myself in my office. I thought about getting a PhD in IT but it really isn't worth it. The most I'd use it for is to teach graduates at a university. As it is, I teach soldiers on Fort Hood. My way of continuing service despite being released on a combat injury in Iraq back in 2006 and 2009.
I completely understand. I'm currently going through the same thing. It's super tough, but I'm glad you stuck it out. What an accomplishment!It took a lot of reaching down deep and sucking it up to get it done. I wanted to quit so many times. Hell, even this last course, I wanted to do less and less even though I was almost done. Doesn't make much sense but oh well, it is completed.
It took a lot of reaching down deep and sucking it up to get it done. I wanted to quit so many times. Hell, even this last course, I wanted to do less and less even though I was almost done. Doesn't make much sense but oh well, it is completed.
Man it feels good to be done. I had gotten by Bachelor's many years ago and decided to use what was left of my GI Bill and get my Masters. To anyone in IT or otherwise, I highly recommend getting it done. It kept my discipline strong from my military days and carved into me in a good way. I'm just glad that 1.5 years of grueling work is done.