Ok, so I am gonna take you through my story from the time when I first started working through the time I graduated and right upto the time I quit Deloitte, the company I always dreamed of working for.
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When most of my friends from high school had found their way either into the perfect college or started working towards becoming an engineer, a doctor or a chartered accountant. I had chosen an unexplored path for myself, something that I somehow was confident was a great decision. I was not quite certain whether I should take 'the path not taken'. I thought to myself why don't I just go with my instinct and thats exactly what I did. I had decided that very moment that I will search for that dream job without having to graduate. I mean why graduate if I can find that dream job without having to do so.
At that moment it did not strike me whether it would even be possible, I mean looking back now, who in their right mind would hire somebody who was just out of high school and not even off the legal age to work yet. I went out their with just two skills, confidence and the will to say whatever 'I thought' was right.