キャリアニュース2019年7月25～８月１日

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Take the leap

Take the leap

I had never jumped out of a plane before. I was not a thrill seeker, and I disliked heights. But I had decided that I would learn to skydive. I volunteered to be the first in the group to jump. My instructor nodded reassuringly, and suddenly I was outside the plane, in shock, kicking and fumbling. But within seconds I found myself floating in midair, smiling so wide that by the time I landed, my face felt stuck in that position. I felt such elation I decided to jump again. Something inside me had shifted. Unexpected new possibilities seemed open to me. It's a feeling I have come to embrace in all aspects of my life, including my career. </br>![][1]</img> ILLUSTRATION: ROBERT NEUBECKER > “I knew how to pull my parachute cord and land safely.” My parents and I immigrated to the United States from Cuba when I was barely old enough to start school. Like many Cuban immigrants, I was led to believe that the only acceptable career options were doctor or lawyer. I enjoy science, so I e

Science

Skydiving taught me I can land on my feet—in my life and career

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