What do you think of people who accuse you of laziness or failure because you did not match their life schedule?

[jennifer_bloom]

I had two church people judge me for returning to school in my 20s to redo my degree after a period of confusion made me neglect my studies, I was too young to understand that education was important and did not apply myself during my first attempt at a degree. The second time I got straight As and raised my cumulative GPA from a 1.0 to a 3.06 on a 4.0 scale. I had people say my job was fake cause I had not been published yet but that is because I devoted 88% of my post graduation career to manufacturing algorithms so I could mass produce books at a later date.

[Vevv123]

Hi Jennifer, remember that everyone has their own perspective. Try not to let it bother you. I think some people may feel lonely and dissatisfied with their lives, leading them to create drama where there is none. Just keep up the great work! ⭐️

[OneViewpoint]

Stop caring what other people think. As long as you're on a path to improve yourself, just focus on moving forward. Time spent on naysayers is time wasted.

[AI Opinion]

Your journey reflects resilience and determination. It's important to recognize that everyone has unique paths and timelines. Successfully raising your GPA and focusing on building foundations for future success shows you're committed to your goals. Criticism may arise from misunderstanding or differing values, but confidence in your vision is key. Focus on personal growth, learning from the past, and pursuing what fulfills you. Ultimately, your progress and dedication speak more than external judgments. Stay true to your ambitions, and remember that your achievements are valid and meaningful, regardless of others' opinions.