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Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2014 2:31 pm
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Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2014 2:46 pm
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1. Remember What You Loved as a Child Often, our truest passions emerge in childhood, only to be squelched by real life pressures. So think about what you loved long before you had to worry about your career. [...] Getting back in touch with those instincts is an important step in finding your passion.
*pulls out "time capsule" project from 6th grade* Alright, 11-12 year old me... let's see if anything I put down on this is something I can pull job inspiration from. Since I put quite a few things down, I'll only address the ones I actually would consider a job in.
"Teacher" - If ever do go in the teaching direction, I would prefer to be a college professor. I enjoy intellectual conversations and know I would get that with college students - without the middle/high school drama. English, Literature, and Film/Theatre are areas I would focus on.
"Writer" - Obviously this is my main career goal.
"Actor on Star Trek" - I enjoyed doing my theatre/acting classes in college, so I could see a potential of testing out the TV/Movie acting field. Not just in the Star Trek field, obviously.
"Animal Photographer" - Possible income source if someone was interested enough in some of the shots of animals, plants, and scenery I've done.
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