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The other section of the readings that I found interesting was "I Resolve to Become a Jungle Doctor". I do not relate to this piece much at all but it was interesting the see the things the author went through, all his different careers and what lead him to make such a shift in the middle of his life from being an organ builder to a doctor. I am living a very different life than the author but I do think that it is remarkable that the author followed his moral compass into his vocational choices.

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I found two sections from this weeks reading that were interesting to me. One was a screen play from Good Will Hunting, one of my favorite movies. I relate a lot to Will in this movie because I am in a similar situation, looking at different vocational choices and wondering which one is the right one

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The faculty at King University is a source of wisdom to me. Select professors from my time here at King have become mentors through their sharing of wisdom to me.

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Of my many summer jobs, the one I took the most seriously was being a bicycle mechanic at a bike shop. I was trained a little, but most of my wisdom in this field was learning how to do repairs on my own. A cycling company, Park Tool, has a you tube channel that teaches you how to do any repair you may come across in a bike shop

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The Ford GT (shown above) is the coolest car ever made. It is my dream job to be an engineer at Ford to design cutting edge cars like the GT. The passion I have to earn this career is what pushes me to succeed in college

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What started my interest in science and cars was my first truck, 1979 Ford Bronco. My dad helped me with the repairs it needed at first and taught me a lot of what I know about cars. Learning the physics behind what makes an engine run is why I chose to get a degree in physics.