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If you\u2019ve just dropped out of school, your levels of self-doubt might be at an all-time high. In today\u2019s post, I\u2019ll be sharing three perspectives to support you with transforming this experience into an opportunity for growth, joy and fulfillment.<\/strong><\/p>\n

When our career coaching clients<\/a> talk about withdrawing from their studies, they also frequently share the immense levels of self-doubt they\u2019re experiencing. Their reasons for dropping out of school tend to vary greatly. And in most cases, one or more of the following didn\u2019t feel right: their major, the school, the city or the other students. But, sooner or later the same questions bubble up for everyone: \u201cIs there something wrong with me? Why does everything seem to be working for my peers and not for me? Am I not meant for university?\u201d<\/p>\n

Instead of going down this negative thought spiral, it\u2019s much more constructive to explore your next steps and how you can create opportunities out of this apparent drawback. After all, an awareness of what you don\u2019t want is also really valuable information.<\/p>\n

What went wrong?<\/strong>
\nThe first step in drawing valuable conclusions from your decision to drop out of school is to investigate what happened. I encourage you go beyond the conclusion: \u201cIt just wasn\u2019t right for me.\u201d Many factors play a role in feeling good about going to school.<\/p>\n

Consider how you feel about:<\/p>\n