What makes you excited having a new career?
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What makes you excited having a new career?
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Having a new career is great because of the new experience to acquire as well as the remuneration.
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To start something new is the best, Because it opens new opportunities.Amagine wrote:I'm excited by new beginnings. It can be the beginning of a new career, relationship, a new living situation, etc. I become excited about being able to start something new.
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I agree with you that it is not necessary to leave your fiancee in exchange of career. Both parties can work hand in hand.akeseh wrote:Totally leaving your fiancee for a new career is not the best. I believe internal arrangement can be made without necessarily breaking from a relationship.
Having a new career is great because of the new experience to acquire as well as the remuneration.
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I agree with that. New career is good. I'm excited when the person closest to my heart is with me.I agree with you that it is not necessary to leave your fiancee in exchange of career. Both parties can work hand in hand.
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So starting life somewhere new, be it work, family, school is thrilling to say the least.
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