Vet Tech Student

When thinking about the quote “we become what we think about” , I can relate as a vet tech student. When I know I have a test coming up and I am not very familiar with the material I always tell myself well if I don’t know it by now what’s the point of studying I will never get it in time for tomorrow. Were on other days I will continually tell myself and remind myself I have to study, I need to study. I end up taking time out each day and by the time the test comes around I feel really good about myself an do well. Thinking about my goals and daily tasks make me accomplish them. I like the idea of writing a check to myself. It gives you a visual of your goals instead of a thought. Although being a student my goal is to graduate and get my license so I can’t actually write myself a money check for graduating. Instead I can get a picture frame and leave it empty knowing that one day if I work really hard I can use that exact picture frame for my diploma or certification for becoming a veterinary technician. Dealing with difficult animals is never easily, although your facial expressions and body gestures may say more than you think. Sometimes the wrong or harsher word may slip out of your mouth also when describing an …show more content…
Being a six year old learning to ride a bike was a huge challenge for me, but it was something that I just kept trying and trying over and over again because I k new that everyone knows how to ride a bike no matter how many times I would fall off I knew that is wasn’t an impossible thing. I feel the same way about the skills we learn in the veterinary technician program. When I first had to give a SQ injection I was terrified that I had to poke this poor dog with a needle. Now I look back at only a few months ago and I think nothing over it because I practiced and I learned many other harder injections to