Did not really do anything. Bid farewell to all colleagues and thanked them for the incredible support I had received. Everything was so fantastic. This business trip in the USA has really been a revelation. Will be in transit over the next two days and will surely work on a couple of GMAT concepts.
All in all, the takeaways have been fabulous.
1. I got a completely new perspective on the GMAT, MBA and my career ahead.
2. I could bring myself up to the minimum level of preparation for GMAT. With this I should be able to take on the actual exam scheduled on September 22. I think I will need to put in concentrated efforts in the next 60 days.
3. I also learnt what are my strengths and weaknesses. I think now I will have to work on my stamina and ability to perform under simulated test conditions.
4. Was able to instill a sense of excitement in my life. GMAT and MBA are my new goals, instead of just hanging around in the current job.
5. It has been a great way to reflect on the life I am living, and the life I want to live.
I think the best way in which I can thank all the people who have helped me to get into this positive mindset, is to crack the GMAT and achieve a score above 700, preferably 750! I promise I will not fall short on putting in my efforts.
It's a promise!
65 days to go...
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