The discussions were chaotic, with everyone pushing their own ideas or working independently without coordination. The trainer could have done more to guide the group and foster collaboration. This module feels rushed and overloaded with information, making it harder to stay focused.
With the Module 3 Capstone Presentation approaching, I’ve decided to withdraw. Spending a month in unproductive meetings with no clear direction isn’t worth my time. I’m still waiting for the school to approve my withdrawal.
Earlier this year, in April, I signed up for a Nature Interpretation course
but withdrew due to challenges managing a work handover to the new project
manager. At the time, I didn’t have a compelling reason to stay committed.
However, in July, I attended the Heron Watch training, and it sparked a
newfound passion for birding. Now, I’m out almost every day observing birds
and wildlife, and it’s been incredibly fulfilling.
I’ve decided to
channel my energy into wildlife and biodiversity instead of continuing with
Module 3. This choice also frees me up to join the next Nature Interpretation
course in October, which I’m excited about.
Isn’t it incredible how life guides you when you’re feeling lost? Sometimes, the answers appear exactly when you need them.