Week 11

 I really liked the worksheet that we had to do for this week regarding the dilemmas between work and personal life because that is what I feel a lot of people are worried about and so it is helpful to see these scenarios play out in real life and what we might do in those moments. I really like those real world situations and having to think what I would do in my personal life because then I can know what might happen later in life and I can already have this preparation to know what is right and how I can address the situation. The more we have preparation for these things the more we can be prepared for when these moments actually happen and we can make the right choice for both our family and our job because we will have the knowledge on what is right and required of us at the time. It was fun reading the other responses from classmates to see what they would do in these situations because it helped me understand what they thought was more important and gave me ideas on what I would do in my own life if these types of decisions ever came up. 

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