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Well, I will start by saying that it is a lot harder than I remember. And stressful. Very stressful. It is both of these things that we are required to submit a medical certificate stating that we are fit to handle intensive training. And by intensive training they mean a very heavy load.  Information overload everyday. I constantly have headaches. I’m asking myself why I quit my job for this and if I did the right thing.

It’s a lot harder now because I’m fully aware of what’s at stake. I quit my job for this. So this should be worth it.

But I like what I’m learning. Everyday, I learn something new. I’m excited by the possibilities of applications. It’s hard to absorb all the information that I’m bombarded everyday, but I try my best, hence the headache.

For the past weeks, I’ve been trying to survive, to somehow stay afloat. But I now realize that staying afloat won’t cut it. I have to do more work (study) and paddle. Nothing good will happen if I’m just floating. I have to be heading somewhere.