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"I have now come to learn that it's okay for me to have a passion for what I truly enjoyed doing"
The Habit of Ferocity

"I have now come to learn that it's okay for me to have a passion for what I truly enjoyed doing"

Before the program, I didn't really understand what this course was about. 
I have now come to learn that it's okay for me to have a passion for what I truly enjoyed doing. Which is learning. I am curious about what makes people tick, why they react to certain things the way they do. I also learned quite a few things about me.

JOANNA G CABALSE

Retired

Las Vegas, United States

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