How to Choose the Right Career Path in 7 Simple Steps
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2024
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Whether you’re a student wondering what to study, a recent graduate just starting their career or an experienced professional looking for a career change, it can be hard to identify what you’re really good at! So, to help you discover the right career path, we’ve put together seven short steps for you to follow.
With a more rounded idea of your personality traits and interests, you can uncover a career that will be perfect for you, and will essentially give you the ideal work-life balance.
For more advice, check out the full article here: bit.ly/3iTKqpI
#careerpath #careersuccess #careertips #careerguidance #careerchoices
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:37 Make a list of your hobbies
01:02 Discover what you’re good at
01:25 Identify your personality traits
02:09 Determine what you want out of a career
02:33 Talk to industry experts
02:54 Research the job market
03:20 Discover your core values
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can you describe the architecture please
@@kaneki7391 come again?
@@thatoneitalianguyzl1727 yes
@@kaneki7391 one of my friends is going for architecture, idk much but it's basically just designing various designs, structures, buildings etc. You need to have good art skills to draw your ideas out. If you want, I could ask my friend for more info, but I hope you get the general idea I gave you 😅😅
It takes time, effort, trying different jobs and industries and learning what skills you are great at!
Good advice. The biggest mistake I see is young people moving out and getting trapped in survival mode. Take full advantage while you still can.
I actually considered moving out to study, but at the sime time I don't want to, I know it's hard.
Sometimes people have to stay in a survival job for a while, before they can figure out what they really want to do. It also gives the time to search for another job or start a side project.
These are wise words Ron. Thank you.
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so it's ok to stay at home if you get on relatively well with parents? (I'm currently doing that at 26, working, and still searching for my career)
FYI, it's free to take the test but costs money to get the results so don't waste your time if you want a free test
1. Hobbies
2. Discover what you are good at
3. Identify your personality traits
Career Test
4. Determine what you want out of a career
5. Talk to Industry Experts about what you are interested about
6. Research the Job market for the field
7. Discover Your core values
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1 hobbies
2 Discover what you are good at
3 identify your personality traits Career test
4 Determine what you want out of a Career
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"Try career hunter for FREE" Proceeds to take test and then you ask for an email at the end to get the results. Then once I provide an email you say I need to pay to unlock the results. Nice trick.
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I'm so stressed rn
I have no idea what i should do
All i joy something is sleeping
You could get paid to sleep: www.careeraddict.com/make-some-cash-while-catching-some-sleep-become-a-professional-sleeper. That said, it's not a reliable career path, so a backup option is advised :)
Once I saw that it was animated I thought it was gonna be a crappy video because for some reason self help videos on TH-cam that are animated tend to be trash but I was pleasantly surprised.
I always skip the first several steps and jump into the job research and end up with a horrible job before... Thank you for your advice. I'll give it a try. Wishing you all find your dream job!
Best of luck.
Good luck :)
great video. brief and straight to the point. the visuals and animations were helpful too; made the video engaging and lovely to watch. needed a video like this, thank you so much! underrated.
Thank you so much for the support!
I'm a registered pharmacist and I've been working as a community pharmacist for 3 years. In my 3 years i really didnt grew or loved my field. i'm having a hard time on thinking what career path should i take. I want to work in a supermarket or dept store or office but my parents keep on telling me that i should be working in my field since i have a license. but i really dont like my field. They just forced me to take Pharmacy that's why I am like this now. no goals, and having a hard time to look for a right career for me
I'm sorry to hear that you're in this predicament - you should definitely follow your passions and find a suitable role. Why not try our free Career Interests test on test.careeraddict.com/
@N so true
How are you doing now buddy?
I had a plan for my for my future since I was eleven I was going to go into the marines and then maybe special ops but due to a severe knee injury that I needed to have a major surgery on i no longer have that option so I have been watching a lot of career videos and this one has been the most helpful so far so thank you!
We are so sorry to hear that you had a severe knee injury! Thank you for watching our content - even if we can help one person, then we are happy :)
Had similar career in mind growing up but a shoulder injury destroyed any potential for physical demanding careers sadly
I’ve watched so many videos and taken several Career tests, by far yours have been able to help me choose what’s right for me! Thank you 😊
We are so glad to hear! 😄
So what'd you pick?
So what did you pick we need to know now
How are you doing now?
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I did not have access to career counseling as a youth in a rural area and from a background that was heavily religious, and being homeschooled also set me back, but at least my tiny Christian high school gave students the option to take what's known as the Kuder career aptitude test. Thing is, I got wildly impractical and somewhat outdated career suggestions - my best match was Poet (and yes, I love poetry and creative writing); second best match was, I believe, Broadway director, and third best match was Home Economics teacher. Most high schools no longer offer Home Economics classes anymore. More recently I - as a 29 year-old - took an online career test that seemed legit and got the result "Dancer."
My undergraduate degrees are in the performing arts (music, theatre studies) and I currently work a job in tourism in my hometown (director of a small museum where I started out as the receptionist/admin assistant) where my hourly pay is comparable to that of a public school teacher. I am doing better than others my age, I suppose. But I still wish I'd had more guidance when I was young towards a fulfilling career that actually exists in the 21st century and would actually be compensated in the real world. In my country, the U.S., funding for the arts is abysmal. They never actually tell you this, though. Also being raised religiously, there's the expectation that a male is supposed to whisk you away and provide a home and be the breadwinner. This has not actually happened to me or to any other young woman I know. My mom, who was a homeschool mom and did not work outside our home for the vast majority of my growing up years (she now helps run a local coffee shop and is thriving), is a throwback even for her generation, yet the housewife / stay-at-home mom thing was normalized and made to be the default mode for a woman where I'm from. Maybe that was possible prior to the '90s, but for women my age, no man seems to want a wife that stays at home. So I try really hard to avail myself of these kinds of free resources on TH-cam and I'm debating taking certification courses at my local community college to find something I can tolerate doing that won't take long to train for and pays about what I earn now or more. There are just so many options and I don't know what would be the best fit.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. We are lucky that we live in an era where so much information is readily available (and for free) at the simple click of a button. There are plenty of free courses or videos that you can find online (like our short clips) that can teach and guide you. You can also take our free career interest test on CareerHunter to help identify your most suitable career.
Wow thank you , definitely taking these tips into more than consideration!
my hobbies:
shopping
self care
cleaning
studying
what I'm good at:
self care
cleaning/ organisation
giving advice
what I want out of a career:
lots of money
not alot of stress
time for myself
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Me 3
ahh same
This helped me a lot! This is some really good advice! These videos are also so high quality and the animation is really well done and smooth so I appreciate that ^^
Thanks so much for your support. We really appreciate it :)
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I'm really struggling i don't know what to do though i have some abilities I'm not confident I can't decide
Sorry to hear, it's a common problem! We'd definitely suggest in that case to try our CareerHunter test, which will evaluate your interests, goals and abilities to suggest suitable careers. The first of six assessments is free to try :)
Now I'm 25 still thinking about career path........
It's never too late to change careers or identify what it is that you truly enjoy.
Great practical and straightforward video on career path choosing.
Glad you found it useful!
Thank You after a long time I am finally able to decide what to do and now I am continuing it ❤ Thanks to you once again. God bless you.
I've watched several vids related to this but this was the one that actually helped. TYSM!!!
Glad we could help! Thank you for the support 😄
@@CareerAddictVideo ur video is too underrated tbh
Really!!!!
So what u have choosed
Thank you this is very informative. God bless you ✨❤
Hi, i know this might be early to be thinking about but i am 15 and i have no idea what to do in the future and i feel as though i am just wasting my time not helping my future self because i feel as though im not effectively persuing my goals and just mindlessly scrolling on apps like tiktok, any tips?
Have you ever considered becoming a friar?
@@SuperGreatSphinx what is a friar?
Try futurescapes. I took a quiz on there, and it really helped. You're not alone 😊
very helpful! Thanks!
This video was very well made I would like to say. But right now I'm 14 going to highschool and I really am worried about my life out of highschool. It feels like I don't have much hobbies and it's hard for me to really say what my personality would be. Plus my mom doesn't make much money and I'm not sure about how I'm going to get into to college and I'm just hoping something will happen to me that will change my life.
You still have plenty of time to figure the rest of your life out :) You can apply to internships and test out different roles to help you discover what you're passionate about. 💪
I only have 2 years to find out. :(
Proverbs 3:6-7
"In all your ways know and acknowledge and recognize Him, And He will make your paths straight and smooth [removing obstacles that block your way]. [7] Do not be wise in your own eyes; Fear the LORD [with reverent awe and obedience] and turn [entirely] away from evil." 💜🦋
You're 14 years, looks like you're taking life too seriously. whether you are born into a wealthy middle or poor family, . Try to see the adventure in there.
I got I read story books(fantasy, real stories) and books on diverse life topics (Gifted hands and think big, by Dr. ben Carson) that could help me make decisions.
The aim of reading this books wasn't to make a decision about life, it was to appreciate the mindsets of the writers and stir my mind.
This was how i discovered what I loved, and built my own perspective and core Values.
. What you love is the brick for designing your career, so, new careers emerge everyday base needs.
Yis to enjoy your growth adventure at every step, everything will come together when you look backward, just learn how to put all the pieces together. Since life itself is a journey, don't be afraid to change routes when you think you took the wrong step.
When you've successfully chosen the career you will still find out new things about yourself, You cannot know your path at once, .
hope it helps.
doesn't matter what i want to be but... my parents will surely tell me what to become which drag me downside to the things that im passionate with...
Such a powerful yet thorough video. Thank you!!
Thanks a lot! I’m teenager from Russia and I will pass the English exam. This video helps me with one topic. That’s great! Thanks)
Best of luck!
All high schools have some teachers,or so who can help out with careers,and what your next steps paths will be.
So,you don't really have to worry too much. That's what they are there for, to help out with stuff and answer any of your questions.
There is hundreds of stuff about your career in which neither you,nor your parents will know,so they can answer your questions.
That's true! However, if someone is still unsure, they can do their own research and follow the tips provided. :)
Yeah but that isn't an option for homeschooled students or students in dinky little private Christian schools
I'm a freshman and I've been wondering what I want to do plus what scholarships to apply to.Ive always wanted to be a veterinarian but I've been looking into the medical field
Why not apply for some work experience at your local vets to see if you actually like the job?
I am wondering why of all of these career advisors, no one has spoken about the negative aspects of having a career.
Doesn´t it mean devoting one's self to doing the same or similar job for over 20-50 years? It also shows how limited
people are and how limited they choose to stay. It is a major cause of stress because there are others competing,
in higher positions who are or may be blocking you and those in lower positions who are trying to get ahead of you,
in one way or another. These are the main reasons for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, RIGHT? Why not do a video about
this side of, "The Career"?
Getting a job and making money sounds better than being homeless and having to beg someone for a place to stay😹🙏🏽
@@laaquon648 Gee, YOU sound so smart. YOU figured it out. Getting kissed is better than being stabbed. Don´t listen to this guy he only has the need to look like an expert and make money from YOU and the others here.
Hwe is a control freak. Pity.
@@laaquon648 I guess those are YOUR only alternatives. Being stupid is better than being dead.
@@laaquon648 Here is some free advice. Working for myself and getting up when I want is not a job it´s a
nice way to live, YOU have no idea. I can make more in 20 hours a week than YOU can working six days.
The questions YOU ask show how ignorant YOU are.
@@laaquon648 Thanks for missing the point. I was talking about a majority of the people. The people this video is basically for. I was describing it as It actually went for the majority.
If you work for yourself it is, by definition a different kind of career. I worked for myself for the past 40 years and haven´t worked at all for the past 15 years. My kind of carer is probably much different than yours.
That´s why you have to say, I am, "not phrasing it right." I didnßt mention anything about the job or the pay. Notice, I started the conversation and you had to show that you didnßt agree with my way of thinking.
Get the difference? I initiate and you... complain and blame. Next time, why don´t you try to write exactly what you think. What you have done is to lecture me on what I wrote without one word as to anything creative about what you think. And, I have no idea as to what this means: "...only to not be able to pay bills and some more stuff that in too lazy to write, and your alternative is being..."
I have an intelligent, and creative life. I don´t know what you have, because you didn't or can't describe it.
Why didn´t you write what you thought to the person in the video, as I did? HUH? You can only react, not initiate an interesting or intelligent concept. That is what my life actually is. I live in W. Europe with the best health care, a comfortable and safe life. What is yours actually like?
Ive got it! Ill take advantage of people who are confused and charge them for a website which won't help.
game is indubitably game
The test was absolutely accurate 👌
We are so glad that it helped you!
This is why knowing you’re self is extremely important.
I wish I would’ve did my research sooner. Thanks for the video.
Hobbies : doing art, studying math and science.
What I am good at : art, math, science, english.
Personality traits : ambivert, logical thinker, straightforward.
What I want out of my career : just enough money, spare time, involves math or science or both.
What I have currently been thinking of : a professor, a researcher (+ a part time artist) or a full time artist.
I enjoy discussing things with people and I am really good at arguing. My ability to listen closly to what the others say and take that to prove them they are wrong is helping me win many argues. My goal is to have high salery and to have bit of enjoment at my future job. I think the job lawer is what suits me but I am not sure and I am a bit unsecure if I will pass the difficult tests which I would have to take
Have confidence and believe in yourself, you can do it
@@shushi_shann7257 thx 😊
How has it been going?
This really helped I said I wanted to be a artist but now I fee I want to do something like creating a bakery because it would bring art and food into the equation the 2 things I feel passionate about
So glad you were inspired from our video!
Finally a great video🖤
I really liked the video, I think it will help many people who are in doubt about what they are going to do in the future.
I'm 22, studied and completed 3 courses so far and yet still have no idea what I really want as a career 😭😭💔
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Wdym.just simply wanna know @@SuperGreatSphinx
At least you have something i'm 20 struggling to get admission into a good college 😭
@@Homosapiens9682 Oh no, I feel so bad for you 😢.
Lol... I'm 55 and have no idea what I want to do when I grow up.
Thank you so much for great presentation
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed watching 🧡
Let me fade to plain of noothing, and let shadows consume everything. I just cannot with it and so i will just follow the river until life takes me to the end. Maybe one day i would find a bank of the river and be able to do something I desire. In the end its just experance that matters, hate that money is everything people want me to work towards.
maybe write songs 👀
This has been used at schools in England
Hello CareerAddict, what editor you use please? It's greaat!
Hi, thanks! We have an in-house team of specialists that work on custom animation.
Which software or program does make this animation?
I want to become cabin crew/flight attendant because I done the course and fell in love with planes and we especially the safety and security part of the job. I also want to travel to a lot of places in my twenties so this job is perfect. But I would also like to settle down buy a house and when I'm ready have a family so being cabin crew for a long time is not ideal. I know for sure this is the job that I want to start with, I then want to progress into another career that involves planes. If anyone has any suggestions I would really appreciate them.
I have a friend who has just started her family and is still a cabin crew member - if it's something you truly enjoy, then you can make it work for you! Don't let that put you off becoming a cabin crew member if it's what your heart desires.
1:37 that was me🥲
Nice video, thank you
Thanks for watching!
Taking advantage of your talents and set it as your basis
“Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it.” (Steve Jobs)
Well said!
Currently have a career but thinking about changing careers or what else is possible with my background. Trying to avoid returning back to school if possible but it is a option.
Have you ever considered becoming a monk (or nun)?
What is the name of the program you made the video with?😅
Changed my life. Wonderful video
Such a beautiful video thankyou so much 🙇♂️🙇♂️
Great video!
Thanks for the support
Don’t take the test on the website - it’s not free. You’ll just waste time to see pretty surfaced info, but would need to pay to get more details and options.
This channel is so underrated
Much appreciated 🙏
This is so cool so now I know whether I want to be a dancer or a singer but I choose singing
We are so glad that it helped you!
Help me decide my career:
I love drawing, but I'm not very good at finding good ideas.
I'm interested in animation, but my hearts not in it.
I'm good at drawing and I enjoy illustrating books for authors.
I don't want to be rich, but I want to make enough to live comfortably.
I'm introverted and spend a lot of time alone, but I still want to work with people.
I tend to be a late-night owl and procrastinate.
you need to find your self you are lost
im in 8th grade and in a year i will be in high school(we have different education) it feels like its moving so fast and im growing uo already 😭 and the only stuff i like is being a model or an actress since i was really young, but it seems like i cant get that in my country and it feels like my family aint gonna be really happy 😭 ugh i hope j will get good in something next year!!!
Have you ever considered becoming a nun?
+ + +
@@SuperGreatSphinx no 😭 im muslim
I must obtain a career to have self worth , self esteem , self confidence day to day routine and more …
The career hunter was quite useful and accurate.
That is great to hear! We are constantly working on improving and making CareerHunter as accurate and informative as it can be! :)
Nice animations!
Thank you! Remember to follow our channel if you want to see more of our content 😄
Thank you for beautiful presentation
Good sharing, really helps younger to choose the right path to build career for future ✨
Absolutely!
Very helpful!
So glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for this .
The video was great but about the test in the description I clicked on your link and took the career hunter test , it just wasted my 25 minute , the site is very laggy and the concept of dragging the options is just so irritating and stupid the options won't drag all the way and many don't even move
Thank you for watching our video and for the feedback. Would you mind contacting CareerHunter on info@careerhunter.io to let hem know about these faults.
I have a question which of the following 12 medical jobs would be the best place to start?
1. Surgeon
2. Anesthesiologist
3. Phlebotomist
4. Pharmacy technician
5. Pharmacist
6. Pharmacovigilance officer
7. Radiologist
8. IV technician
9. EKG technician
10. Medical-surgical nurse
11. Paramedic
12. Cardiovascular nurse
Hi, that would depend on your end goal. Check out our article on the 10 best healthcare careers - www.careeraddict.com/healthcare-jobs. We also have guides on how to become a doctor that may help you identify your career route.
here is a medical field you haven't considered: surgical tech. Which crosses paths with surgeons & anesthelogists which gives you a front stage of their roles.
Be warned, there are a lot of surgeons who are jerks & abusive to those working with them in surgical unit. You will have to develop thick skin. Surgical techs only require an associate degree. There is also the opportunity to advance to surgical first assistant after some years of working as a surgical tech/technologist. The pay range for surgical tech can be close to $45,000 to $48,000. Surgical first assistant can make from $70,000 to $100,000 income potential. Pharmacy techs, IV tech, EMT, phlebotomists don't get paid all that well. Here is another possibility: radiologist tech, then onto sonography/ultrasound tech. But typically you have to do radiology first then specialize. Not a radiologist, but they still make good money & also just require an associate degree at a community college.
Help me decide my career:
I love building stuff
Intrested in structure of stuff example structure of Atom,living cell
I love chemistry and biology
I also love math
I am A grade student sadly not A+
...
Here's a list of science jobs that might interest you: www.careeraddict.com/science-jobs
Maybe consider welding? You get to build stuff & there are so many directions you can go in the welding world. You use chemistry on how to weld different types of metal together such as aluminum, steel etc. You will also use math in reading blueprints such as geometry. There are different types of welds (MIG, TIG, Stick etc) that you will have to practice over and over until you get good at but once you do, you're off & running. Lots of community colleges and high schools offer welding. There is also the potential to earn a good income after gaining experience. Pipeline & underwater welding are 2 of the highest paying welding jobs.
what if you’re still lost and just have no clue of who you are?
I'm good at editing and writing, I also love writing but they told me that there's no future in writing☹️so I'm thinking of taking information technology but I'm not sure yet...
Content writing is still very much in-demand. Don't give up if that is your passion!
Same case here i need to reconsider second choice :')
quality video, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good advice. It helps me to choose the right career.
We're so glad that we could help!
Very good.
Manage your life towards more meaningful goals through smart thinking, intelligent choices and wise decisions.
By the way, what is the difference between choice and decision?
What is the difference between intelligence and wisdom?
What apps is this?
But I'm bad at nearly everything and nothing interests me. My "hobbies" wouldn't transfer as jobs because it wouldn't match my personality and I'm not resilient or brave or positive enough. So I'm stuck in this God awful job I have and I wanna die just thinking about it.
The career test was the least useful I’ve ever taken, but the video was helpful
I must discover my core values .
Good one💯
Thanks for the support 💛
They’re making us do this in 8th grade! I’m so scared
itll get even scarier when u turn 18 and realize u havent thought abt what u wanna do since u were in 8th grade
How do you find a hobbies? doesn't seem like I like to do anything. Legitimate question.
Identify what you do throughout your day and you might find a hobby that you didn't know about :)
regardless, thanks for uploading like this
Careers are dead. Don't count on working anywhere longer than a year unless you wanna work 50 h a week and be depressed. The people i know who earn well are all burned out and have unhappy marriages. What I am good at is not something I can learn anymore because I can't find a job that has that benefit. I should have never gone to law school. The degree I wanted back then didn't exist yet (bachelor of teacher of music rather than conservatory). I looked into manual jobs but many are tailgated. Even becoming a painter takes a year driving 50 km to get somewhere at 8 am just to learn the trade. And anything online and self-employed is an enormous risk in my country. Taxes are crushing everyone. I think I would have to become a cleaning lady soon if i cant find a new job
Have you ever considered becoming a nun?
God Is Love
I would like to become a doctor or an actress when I get older, but an actress sounds more fun. But i'm not sure if I should even try because i'm 15 and 5'10 ish which makes it harder to make it into the acting industry. I saw somewhere that your accent matter too and english is not my native language which will make it even harder and i dont have any experience in acting either but i would like to take classes but my parents will probably not approve of that.
We hope you follow your dreams and discover what you're good at!
so what did you chose?
@@bluebird2490 I'm going to choose acting :)
Or just choose whatever you want and screw everyone else telling you you can’t become what you dream of pursuing. Follow your heart first and what feels right
This is also true! Your gut instinct is vital :)
Yeah and get disowned by parents
Proverbs 3:5-6
"Trust in and rely confidently on the LORD with all your heart And do not rely on your own insight or understanding. [6] In all your ways know and acknowledge and recognize Him, And He will make your paths straight and smooth [removing obstacles that block your way]." 💜🦋
Im always trying to discover what i can be good at for two deacades now
We hope you find your passion 💛
All these career tests take advantage of you and are never free. Taking the test is free but getting results is $30 what a scam
El video trata de colo elegir una carrera?
Hi I really loved your video but still I can’t find my dream job because I have 2 option career that I love both of them can you help me 🙏
Hey!! What are your two options?
i got 88% on grafic design
I am so lost. 45 now. Have one family member left. Friends moved all over the world. Was doing more than fine for 20 years working everyday. Then covid hits and everything has changed. Cant get an apartment without credit etc. I never worried about credit making upwards of 500/day. I worked hard and played hard and I was content. With what is basically a communist country now (Canada) im left thinking going to school is my only option. I just have no idea where to even start or what I would take. Or if I just to old to start now. Very very lost, and in 60 days ill be homeless , also jobless, all due to covid
Have you ever considered becoming a nun?
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College is a waste of time and money no one cares if you have a degree. I've had one for five years and can't ever make more then minimum wage
True 😭😭bro pls help I don't know what to do I don't know what is my interest,I want to be rich ,but I don't know what should I study I don't what I want to study,now I'm 18 years old and I'm studying in college now but I am not satisfied 😭 I'm going to drop out but don't know what should I choose next ,pls help 😭
I want to work for a cause that I care about .
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
Its realy useful🎉
1:35 i feel called out
Most people i work with never graduated highschool and we all make 100k + a year... I know others who got amazing grades growing up did well in college/ university... put themselves into massive debts and after all those years walked out with degrees that there are no jobs for or they make considerably less.. a plus side being they don't risk dieing at work 😅 🍻.... my advice is go to trades school then get experience working for someone then start your own business... or go into a industry job like mining logging fishing pipelining and you can make amazing money right out of highschool at 18 👍 there will also be a shortage of people wanting to do these jobs too... creating more demand for workers and increasing wages... overall better advice then that. No matter what career path you choose learn to start saving money and doing smart things with with when your young.. save the partying for when your older and better established it will come with better friends and relationships that way too 👍