How To Grow (Up) In 5 Years. You convince somebody who knows you… | by Michael Dempsey | Moving Through Life | Medium
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You convince somebody who knows you know nothing that you know something, or more likely that one day you might know something.
How To Grow (Up) In 5 Years Michael Dempsey 5 min read · Sep 18, 2016 -- 1 Listen Share You convince somebody who knows you know nothing that you know something, or more likely that one day you might know something. You finish classes, say goodbye to people you’ll never see again, and celebrate with those that you’ll always see. You’ll later realize that at some point most of these people you’ll never see again too. You start your job and are blown away by the intelligence of those around you. You envision your future, map out your next 10 years, and start thinking about how to walk that path.
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