Every Day At Some Point I Encounter

I've Tried Really Hard To Care About Things That Were Very Different From My Parents. I Was Curious If I Could Care About [money] On Some Fundamental Level, And I Couldn't. That Wasn't The Metric Of Success I Wanted In My Life. I've Talked About This To My Friends Who Are Doctors And Whose Parents Are Doctors, Or Who Are Lawyers And Their Parents Are Lawyers. It's A Funny Thing To Realize I Feel Called To This Work Both As A Daughter And Also As Someone Who Believes I Have Contributions To Make.

Patience Is A Virtue, But Impatience Gets Things Done.

Caricatured As Navel-gazers, Millennials Are Said To Live For Their 'likes' And Status Updates. But The Young People I Know Often Leverage Social Media In Selfless Ways.

Intellectually, I Loved My Job, But I Didn't Get Any Meaning From It.

It Is Frustrating, Because Who Wants To Grow Up And Follow Their Parents?