Therefore, if you come across a dead end, it doesn't mean you should go around it but rather face it. If you really want something, go and do everything in your power to get it, no matter how much or little work it takes, and that's what people who have grit and a growth mindset do. Not all careers are easy, especially medicine. You have to be willing to make sacrifices and not let anything stop them, and not be in a hurry to do something. I saw it with my cousin who was in medical school and still is. He was in his fourth year of medical school and was given enormous amounts of homework, and had to make sacrifices to hang out with his friends and hang out with his family. There were many times when he wanted to give up and pursue a different occupation, but he knew that working in the medical field was something he really wanted to do and instead of giving up he worked hard to get through the years. Now he's back to school to get his master's degree and works in a hospital. He was passionate and dedicated to his work knowing that this would be his career in the future and he didn't give up. It was all because he had grit and a growth mindset that helped him get through school and become a