Traveling to South Carolina
Well, by the time some of you read this post I will be on the plane (trying not to scream my head off) traveling to South Carolina.
I will be there all this week taking a leadership training course that I have been wanting to take for some time now. I am a paralegal with the United States Attorney’s Office and I am hoping to be a paralegal supervisor someday.
This course teaches you the requirements, strengths, and leadership skills that one would need to become an excellent leader. I am really looking forward to this and will enjoy it. I will return next week. I don’t know if I will be doing any “blog research” at that time but I will try to share some of the fun things I did while I was there. Enjoy your week!
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Have a great week at your seminar, Mrs. Shockley! I am a retired paralegal. It could be a tough "gig" at times so I can appreciate the value of the work you do. I'm enjoying your blog! Blessings, Bess
Hello Bess,
Thank you for stopping by! You're a retired paralegal? That is wonderful! How long were you working?
Hello! I had tried to respond when I read your question, but it wouldn't work for me at the time. I was a paralegal for 21+ years, so not quite half of my working life; did a variety of other things before, but then settled into being a paralegal. It is very interesting work, I think! I retired at 62 (I'm now 64) to be a caregiver to my brother. It's all good! Have been enjoying your pretty posts! Many blessings to you and yours, Bess
Dear Mrs. Shockley,
Congratulations on choosing to take this course to advance your career. I did something similar to improve my career and I am so proud that I did. I know you will garner every last drop of information from this experience and be all the better for it. It helped to improve my self esteem at work and I know you will feel the same, when you complete the course. AND it's in a beautiful state!
Warmly, Kathleen
Indeed Kathleen! It was a wonderful opportunity and I am glad that I was able to go. Attending training opportunities does seem to expand your self esteem and help you feel more well-rounded and I definitely enjoyed the weather and the scenery.