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Tuesday, August 14, 2012



Law school has begun--I'm already swimming in a sea of logic, analogical reasoning, textbooks, and more reading than I know what to do with. In my usual fashion, I'm full of self doubt and uncertainty about my ability to fare in this environment and amongst my peers. Its high stakes and everyone appears to be more confident: its enough to make a girl feel like she's in way over her head.


Sometimes I feel like I'm in a perpetual state of reminding myself that I am a competent individual. The doom and gloom thoughts spiral out from me faster than I can remind myself it all ends up being ok in the end. Seeing these words on fitnessista's site today felt like the internet gods heard me and sought to console me. It was the reminder I needed to realize that I can tackle these challenges ahead of me. Even when its an uphill battle, it can be done.