Reflective writing

This summer I decided to continue my education journey. Yesterday we started our first unit about the different kinds of communication. Before the class I had trouble communicating my thoughts and ideas effectively, whether it be stumbling on words or writing formal emails. Now using what I learned I can apply them in my job search, while applying, sending emails and phone interviews. I feel sometimes we can all get lost in the visual communication of social media and it's always good to explore the other options more. Instead of sending a text it might be nice to get a phone call or send letter invitations to parties instead of virtual ones. They are all different kinds of communication and we should use all of them. In hindsight I wish I started my classes sooner but I am happy for the opportunity to start now.

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