tussitussa
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I understand that most people do not enjoy what they do for a living. But is doing what you love near impossible?
Wouldn't that make you happy though? You don't seem to be happy..JFK said:Life is unrealistic.
because many people have the "if i have to do it, i don't want to' mentalitylyounamu said:I think it is realistic. As long as you have right skills, passion and love, why wouldn't you be able to find a job you love?
EDIT: and I hope that I can also find a job that I'd love to do for the rest of my life (or realistically for a long period of time without getting sick of it).
I do.JFK said:You don't known what you need.
I am aware of that. That's why I said, "you can get a job you love as long as you have RIGHT passion, skills and love".JFK said:Most people don't know what their passion is or they delude themselves into thinking their passion is something that it's not.
And then even if they discover their true passion it's very rare that there is a job that so entirely allows them to focus and grow this passion.
Despair for your future is darkness.
You're a lucky girl. You know what you want, you're allowed to pursue it, and you have the chance of realising your dream.Tulipa said:It depends on a lot of things.
For me I think it's feasible at the moment but for others it might be damn near impossible.
I know what I want in my career and I know what I have to do.tussitussa said:You're a lucky girl. You know what you want, you're allowed to pursue it, and you have the chance of realising your dream.
Just cuz I said I know what I want, doesn't mean I know every single thing I want. I might know certain things that I want, not necessarily all.JFK said:If you did you wouldn't have made this thread.
Yes, because there's this thing called luck. People don't want to believe in it because they are scared of being confined by luck. But..some people, no matter how hard they try.. they will never become something they dreamed of. Firewalls everywhere.Tulipa said:I know what I want in my career and I know what I have to do.
But even with all that knowledge, it's putting into practice your dream that's a lot harder than people think.
I'd love to believe so. I almost reached my dream route a few years ago, but for some reason I wasn't able to get it, and it was not within my control. Well there's nothing I can do now. It's over.Tulipa said:You're being awfully philosophical about this.
If you know what career you want and how to achieve what you want, normally its just fear or self-doubt that holds people back. If you want something bad enough you can overcome that.
...Why?tussitussa said:I'd love to believe so. I almost reached my dream route a few years ago, but for some reason I wasn't able to get it, and it was not within my control. Well there's nothing I can do now. It's over.
It was a program in a far away place and I couldn't go, for some reason. They only accept about 125 people per year. I don't think I'll apply again. Cuz I might not be able to go anyway. And it's too late.Tulipa said:...Why?
So you're never ever going to get your dream job because you were turned down once?tussitussa said:It was a program in a far away place and I couldn't go, for some reason. They only accept about 125 people per year. I don't think I'll apply again. Cuz I might not be able to go anyway. And it's too late.
I wasn't turned down. They accepted me. I had to see my dream slip away from my hands, when it was so close. And it was for reasons not within my control.Tulipa said:So you're never ever going to get your dream job because you were turned down once?
Apply again. The worst thing that will happen is that they say no.
Again I cite the fear/self doubt issue. Don't wallow, just fucking do something about it.
So like apply again.tussitussa said:I wasn't turned down. They accepted me. I had to see my dream slip away from my hands, when it was so close. And it was for reasons not within my control.