Comments | fighter_emi: here..pick my career

fighter_emi

here..pick my career

Jan 12, 2005 20:10

question that i seriously want you to answer ( Read more... )

Comments 8

edthefish January 13 2005, 03:37:58 UTC

Do that which makes you happy.

Or, do the 'Office Space' quiz. If you never had to worry about money again, what would you do with your life?

fighter_emi January 13 2005, 13:46:53 UTC

yeah...the problem is that each of the options above DO make me happy, just in different ways. anyways, thanks for your comment and the money question...that's a good way to look at it b/c a lot of times i get scared about not having money in the future therefore look for the safest option to ensure myself that i'll have a job.

edthefish January 13 2005, 18:01:57 UTC

Success isn't measured by money.

supercali January 13 2005, 03:41:14 UTC

okay, first of all, don't take our opinions into count when you're making your final decision!!! ;)

i think that you should pursue option A and see how well you do & how happy it really makes you...but don't expect perfection from yourself starting out. if you like option B, you can always "fall back" on that, or try it, too. you could do classes in option A while being in school for option B, and if you find that you sincerely love option A, you can go do that.

this is slightly unfair, since i think i know what all the options are. and i'm so sorry i couldn't talk earlier...let's catch up tomorrow or friday again.

i love you, em!
callie

fighter_emi January 13 2005, 13:44:43 UTC

yeah, i won't take your opinions too seriously, but by you all picking one, i can see how i react to the answers you gave...therefore possibly giving me more insight into what i really want to do. and what do you think the options are?

supercali January 13 2005, 21:21:01 UTC

A) graphic design/interior design/architecture
B) education
C) psychology...B & C might be flipped?

i left you a message today. :)
love, me

fighter_emi January 14 2005, 00:51:56 UTC

you're so good...lol

your career lizard_world January 24 2005, 01:41:30 UTC

Hey, my initial gut answer is A, but really it is up to you. I think you need to do something that makes you happy- that is important and something you won't be worried about during school- things that are tough are alway sthat much more rewarding in the end. Just a thought. Love you.