Meeting Peter I was going to be “normal.” Post-divorce it became more of a career morph. In a part-time night job while being housewife and mother during the day, I watched professors at the college teach computers. That’s what I wanted to do so I got job as a computer trainer. This was no trick without a degree or formal education in computers. I was hired but they were taking a chance and I had to prove myself, which I did. Eventually I started my own business, mOUSE in the hOUSE, offering computer training. Craving more knowledge and outgrowing training I became a computer support technician because I wanted to learn more about computer hardware and fixing them. Then a Network Administrator learning through working on networks and servers. I’ve had more titles than a mortgage officer and my full resume shows it. Project Manager, Technical Documentation Writer, Software Tester, Webmaster… My career was strategically planned and successful to a point especially for someone without a college degree.