Sometimes you just have to jump. It might be a blind leap, or a controlled jump with every safety line you can think of. Sometimes though you have to just jump and wipe the dust off if you fall.As I got older it became harder and scarier to face the jump that I knew I would take one day. I returned to school in my mid 30's to get a degree that I wasn't sure I would ever use professionally. In 2018 I graduated from Arkansas State University Mountain Home with my Associate’s degree in Business. I started working towards my Bachelor’s degree in Business Management with Arkansas State University in Jonesboro the following fall. I plan on graduating in May 2022.I had a career in the fly fishing industry that I absolutely loved but it didn't challenge me in a way that I felt I needed. I became skilled in inventory control management and production management. I was responsible for the over 30 work from home employees who packaged products. I became an extremely talented fly tyer, especially in classic salmon flies. Unfortunately, sometimes there is just so much a person can do, before it's time to jump.Now I'm on a path that lets me help people reach a more fulling life and gain more mobility. My new career as a patient services coordinator is completely different from what I was experienced in. I’ve been able to take my time management skills and my ability to earn new things and a create an extremely rewarding career. Every day I’m excited to see what my day may bring and who I can help that day.