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  1. This is the exact thing I needed to read today! I’ve wanted to study interiors for a while now – addicted to interior magazines just like you. Also in a job that I no longer enjoy. I’ve spent the last couple of weeks researching to find the perfect place to study through distance education. I’ve been a bit concerned that I’ll begin my studies and realise that I don’t love it as much as I though I would, but this post has just reassured me and given me the confidence to just give it a go! So thank you, and we’ll done on your successes!

    1. Oh Melissa, this pleases me to no end. You will love study. It is hard, I won’t lie, but it unlocks passions in you that you never even realised were there. So happy my story could inspire you! Please let me know how you get on with it all 🙂

  2. Love it all Chris… I feel exactly the same way only wish I could have done it on campus. Distance ed can be really hard but it makes you trust your instincts. Support is great and I’m so glad I changed careers too. Well done agin, your a superstar!!’

    1. Hey Emma – it would definitely be a different experience, but you’re right – it would force you to be more self assured and go with your gut i think! Being on the other side of the study now I can honestly say I don’t know where I’d be now had I not done it!

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