Have you ever......?

I have also done the same thing. I started college, got pregnant and quit. I started to learn how to drive, got scared and quit. I am hoping to start changing that about myself because I don't want to be that way forever. Hopefully if I work at it I can change. The one thing I WANT to quit, I can't...Smoking.

I am the worst about quitting jobs/careers. I do also have a treasure trove of unfinished projects, but I am working on them. I got my Associate's at 20, picked up a few odd classes and credits here and there in computer basics then became a widow. I had just determined to go back for a bachelor's and started a degree completion program at the same time I got a new job and a new gentleman friend and my sister who was ill moved in with me with her two kids and my two kids. I did not finish, barely started. Then I picked up a variety of Allied Health classes, which had certificates but also earned me college credits. I have let the certificates expire. I have no desire to go back and work toward a degree, but I would consider taking a Writing course to refresh my abilities as I do some freelance writing on the side. I joined a quilt guild this year, although I have never finished a quilt, I am going to some work shops and learning some things. I would like to earn enough online to quit my job and then do handwork for fun. My hubby is retired and I am younger and we do not have enough money if I do not work. Sorry, I just keep rambling on.

I am the complete opposite. I hate starting something and not finishing it. I am currently desperate together new knitting projects and crochet projects but I have to finish the duvet I have been making. I have quite college once but,went back the next year. IM glad you have found something you,are sticking at. Good luck with this and hope you get some other projects finished soon!

Oh yes many times, and the reason why is because I wasn't so sure what to do with my life. If you think about it, if you really wanted something so bad, you would do anything to accomplish your goals, but if you don't, it can only mean that you didn't want it in the first place. I quit college many years ago to run my own business (part time) and things are going well for me. However, I still have to go a 8 to 5 job because I live alone.

hi, yes,and it started when i was in high school with the influenced of my classmates,i tried yes,but after i graduated in college,i gradually stopped this smoking vices that i had,yes its really hard but i told to my self that i need to stop it,and yes i have been success to that,but i have learned it so hard.

I started Cosmetology School in May of 2011. I enjoyed it but as with everything in life, there were also things about it that I didn't like. I got pregnant in July of 2011 but I stayed in school for awhile. I did end up taking two leaves of absence. The first one lasted 72 days and it was suggested by my doctor due to the fact that I was around a lot of hair chemicals and it wasn't a safe environment at the time. I returned to school after the 72 days and stayed for awhile then took another leave because my morning sickness was just awful. That leave lasted until I had my daughter in April of 2012. I did end up quitting in May of 2012 because I wanted to be home with my daughter and even if I wanted to stay in school, I didn't have anyone to watch her. I couldn't afford a babysitter and my family members had to work while I was in school. I would like to go back to school but maybe not to Cosmetology School. I felt as if I didn't learn much from the experience and everything I did learn was strictly textbook and I could have taught myself. But I do know how you feel about starting things and not finishing them! Good luck with earning your diploma! It will definitely look good on your wall. :)