Speech Pathologist Analysis

My thought at first was I am going to be a speech pathologist. I am fascinated with language. I observe people daily, and I also observe myself. Furthermore, I wonder daily what is the purpose of this journey. What am I hear to learn, to share, to serve? I am not insensitive to my actions; I know what I do daily, and I take responsibility for it. I observe people daily, their words, their actions, usually the disconnect between the two, but I sit and watch the resistance to everything. I try to observe myself doing the same, but as always it is easier to project than it is to reflect. It is a progression. It is a practice. I am constantly evolving. It is much beyond the physical practice. Sometimes it’s hard to trust life with all its sudden twists, turns, and storms. When something unexpected or painful happens, when we become blocked or …show more content…
The experience. The person. The task, small or large. Being present for life; not attempting to escape into this idealistic imagery of some destination: Perfect family. Perfect job. Perfect relationship. Instead of trusting that what I am doing now is perfect for all I want and need. When it is no longer, I wll proceed forward. Trusting ill be ok with any outcome and detaching myself from any expectations. Sometimes life looks better from a different perspective. Sometimes it is time to flip your perspective to see things from a different angle. Life is all you make of it. The relationships you have are there for a reason. I cherish them; I see the strange in life, stuff that people think about when nudged a little. I see the strange coincidences between life. I recognize when I see the strange blanks stares. To change the subject, I was fired for a boss yelling at me. In turn, she said, I was the person yelling. I worked in a call center for nine years and every evaluation I received was great feedback and reports I had a horrible, passive-aggressive relationship with the manager and it led to me getting