Changing careers later in life is not a failure—it's a secon... - Barbara Oakley

"Changing careers later in life is not a failure—it's a second chance to find meaningful work."

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Psychologist Engineer American Born 1955 (age 71)

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"The ability to learn is the most important tool you possess."

"Procrastination is not laziness. It's an emotion regulation problem."

"Your brain can accomplish far more than you think if you give it the chance."

"Learning to learn is life's most important skill."

"Change brings new opportunities."

"Every day is a new opportunity."

"Healing doesn't mean forgetting."

"You either get better or you get bitter."