How old were you when you knew what you wanted to do in life? Did you accomplish what you were after? How long did it take you? Are you still trying? Life's weird. Im 31, started a business of my own, but still have no idea what I actually want to do career wise in life. Shit is annoying to not have any desired goals or career choice, strictly started my business as a means to get by, but finding out it's not what I REALLY want in life.
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i started working at 11 or 12 mowing neighbors lawns...at 15 i was working in a 1 bay garage working on cars....went on to dealerships ....got layed off at 20....went to work doing construction.....excelled at woodworking because i had amazing teachers and i moved up/changed company's...then went out on my own.....that was 35 yrs ago....did i think would i have ever become a carpenter.....hell no
I found what I wanted to do at 31.
I’m 58, and I still don’t know what I want to do. Lol right now I do pet sitting. It’s a pretty good job, and it’s not as labor intensive at home repairs what I used to do. I’m not sure people really do fine they are true dream job. I think it’s few and far between, but the good thing is you on your own business so you don’t have to work for anyone else. That is key. Pat yourself on the back for doing well, starting your own business, and running it. If you find throughout life that this is not fulfilling, perhaps something else will come your way. God bless you and have a great Night.
Thanks for the insight god bless you as well and have a good night!
I knew at 7 years old I wanted to be a nurse and that is what I do. Worked every area and setting and now am an instructor. Before you trash me, I'll say I do NOT like what health care has become, I do NOT usually see doctors for health issues (maybe 4-5 times my whole life when needed antibiotics), I detest big Pharma and I teach the new generation to listen to pts and be their advocate.
Im glad to see we have nurses and doctors like you. I'd never just jump and assume you were a bad person just because you are in the medical field. Thank you for what you do. We need a bunch of yous to help run the show for sure!
I knew at 7 years old I wanted to be a nurse and that is what I do. Worked every area and setting and now am an instructor. Before you trash me, I'll say I do NOT like what health care has become, I do NOT usually see doctors for health issues (maybe 4-5 times my whole life when needed antibiotics), I detest big Pharma and I teach the new generation to listen to pts and be their advocate.
It is true, definitely got to adapt. Congrats on everything you've accomplished, thanks for the advice!
Go do what you love and forget about the money.