Why do counselors and career advisors try to tell students that they can only choose one profession? Why narrow your focus when you have so many talents?
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Just remember that if you chase too many rabbits at once, you will not catch any of them. Just make sure you are always putting in %100 to everything you do. And if you think you have it all figured out, you probably missed something.
They want you to go out and become a wealthy alumni. I've always been a writer even as a carpenter to pay the bills, and honestly I think my carpentry background is a big help in entertainment. It's a very solution-oriented field, you don't complain about stuff not working, your mind goes...
Expand commentThey want you to go out and become a wealthy alumni. I've always been a writer even as a carpenter to pay the bills, and honestly I think my carpentry background is a big help in entertainment. It's a very solution-oriented field, you don't complain about stuff not working, your mind goes immediately to ways to fix things and "get 'er done.' When I went to college for a little bit I majored in philosophy, even though the counselors advised against it---there's no careers for philosophers unless you go on to teach it. And I was like, I don't care, I know how to make money, I'm in school to learn.
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