When you approached the C.I.A., did you lie about your career to make them think you were more important than you were?
Your parent's death may make you realize that your marriage is a lie, that your career is meaningless, or that you should drop everything and become a pineapple farmer in Hawaii.
Behind each of your career decisions lies the potential for a serious crisis.
She was sporting enough to call Meares a "very worth winner" but also seemed to be glad to lay her career to rest, saying cycling was never her "dream or ambition" and that she "just happened to be good at it". "In terms of training and racing, there's not so much I'll miss," she added.
It has also taught him to be a spokesman for the downtrodden who is willing to lay his career on the line in order to give voice to the voiceless.
In February 1672 Ordyn-Nashchokin took monastic vows and subsequently only briefly resumed his lay career to conduct negotiations with the Poles in 1679.
Second, she did not, as she claimed, lay down her career as a television presenter, public speaker and charity fund-raiser when she married; Sir Paul supported her in her professional endeavours.
In terms of your career, your postdoctoral contracts are the first step on the ladder, as during this time you should lay the foundations of your academic career by beginning to develop your own research strategy, writing papers, and contributing to grant-proposal writing.
Here lies the career of one Marijus Adomaitis, once better known as Ten Walls.
Personal fulfillment "may or may not lie in a career," she told The New York Herald Tribune in 1946.
