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I remember standing in a tiny coffee shop, clutching a resume that felt like a map of wrong turns, and realizing that the word 'career' had been a straight line in my head for far too long. The topic that day was supposed to be networking, but what we ended up sharing were stories of nights we changed our minds, the moments we quit something we loved and the ones where we stayed because we were scared. It struck me how messy progress actually is—more like a braid than a ladder—and how each awkward conversation, each sideways job, taught me what I wanted and what I didn't. If you're listening and you feel stuck, know that detours are permission slips: permission to learn, to try a different rhythm, to collect small victories. Your career won't be a single triumph; it'll be a sequence of honest experiments, and that, oddly, is the most hopeful topic I can think to put on your calendar.