How To Make A Wise Career Decision

One of the most important decisions a person would ever have to make in their life, is the decision as to what they would like to do as a career choice for themselves and/or for their family. Some people like working with their hands or with machines, others enjoy working along with other people, plenty of people like to give lectures, lessons, or just socialize with others in general. There are also many who enjoy challenges of different kinds, such as in working with numbers, or helping people solve specific issues, and don't mind being creative and taking on new and different challenges of various kinds within their personal interests towards their field of work. There are also plenty of people who don't like to take on challenges or socialize with others and just like to do what the job requires and do the minimal just to get pass the work week. While others do more than is required of them and go the extra mile with completing a project, helping a fellow co-worker, client, patient, or customer.

My personal opinion as to making a wise career decision is to first know yourself by being truly honest with yourself. I would also have to advise for a moment to even forget about what the job you have in mind pays and know not just in your mind but in your heart that that is what you want to do for a living. You want to be able to get up in the morning and go do on a daily basis what you enjoy doing and whether it be working with machines, people, numbers, or even doing a job that requires for you to go the extra mile or one that requires you being alone for most of the time, the end result is that if you love what you do, you'll never really work a day in your life.

Thank you!

Jason Duran

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