Perhaps I am being an underachiever, but when I started residency I had lofty goals of being this high powered hematopathologist/surgical pathologist in a gigundo hospital signing out 10k surgicals per year and lecturing and doing research. I am currently now only interested in being a good clinician, I don't care about the prestige of my clinical appointments, I just want to do a good job and enjoy my life. I think I would like to see myself at a surgical pathology fellowship which will give me good experience that will better prepare me for a position either at a VA or in a community/non-tertiary care center hospital as a generalist. For that reason, I think that a surgical pathology fellowship that gives good exposure not only to complicated surgical oncological cases but also to routine bread and butter general pathology cases will be a positive direction.