When the interview day arrived, I was nervous. I had taken the time to prepare the day before so I could be as calm and collected as possible. I had chosen the clothes to wear, set aside my notebook, pen, and various items that I could share if the opportunity arrived. As I approached the building, I began getting nervous. I walked slower and took the time to calmly breathe. I was able to lower my heart rate and said a prayer as I approached the building. After checking in, the adrenaline kicked in again. I slowly took in a deep breath, held it briefly, breathed out slowly, and repeated it several times.
I have a motto: feel the fear and do it anyway! I have several sayings that I always shared with my children and former students. I do my best to live by these words as well. One of my favorite sayings is, "All you can do is the best you can do, so do your best!" I entered the office with the three women that would determine my fate. I did my best during the interview, then waited about a week for the results.
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