qwertyuiop1983 is making a list of goals
Again this is something I simply have to do as I don’t think I can spend so much of my life doing something day in day out that I hate. Any tips other people would like to share feel free!
How I did it: I graduated from college in 1992, with a degree in Criminal Justice and Chemistry. I knew I wanted to get into the Crime Lab, however, my experience was minimal. I started my career as a dispatcher, and pestered the Crime Lab 5 different times with my application before I was finally hired.
Lessons & tips: If being a CSI is your goal...get some experience. It is the best thing you can have going for you. Volunteer at a lab (really any sort of lab), get a job that is similar (a coroner's investigator? a cop?) and be persisitent! Oh, and join a professional organization...look for your local chapter of the International Association for Identification (IAI)
Resources: www.theiai.org
qwertyuiop1983 is making a list of goals
Again this is something I simply have to do as I don’t think I can spend so much of my life doing something day in day out that I hate. Any tips other people would like to share feel free!
Tster is thinking positive about the future. My thoughts control my outcome
I have always wanted to take part in a movie, video or magazine, but the real reason to do this is to help me with my public speaking skills
evarynn is mulling things over.
All through high school and most of college, I knew exactly what I wanted to do: I wanted to be an actress. I had leads in all the plays, was majoring in musical theatre at a well-known school, got a lot of compliments from people, and loved every second of the hours I spent at rehearsals.
Then, one day, I realized that I was counting the minutes until I could go home.
It was like all of a sudden acting stopped being fun. I dreaded going to rehearsals, I couldn’t wait for shows to be over, I didn’t even get excited when my scenes were coming up anymore. And, well, let’s be honest here… performance isn’t exactly a career one goes into for the money. If I didn’t love it anymore, it would be ridiculous to keep pursuing it.
And ever since then I’ve been kind of flailing around aimlessly trying to figure out what to do with myself. I’ve always spent a lot of time writing, and love hearing and telling stories, and I even went on to get a Master’s in playwriting later on. But that’s another one that becomes significantly less enjoyable when I actually have to do it.
So now I’m trying to figure out the best fit. I’ve considered everything from teaching, to bartending, to owning a book store, to dog grooming. Maybe it’s writing after all and I’m just not applying myself like I should. Or maybe I’m barking up the wrong tree completely.
Honestly, I think I spend way too much time dwelling on it. Really what I need to do is just try all these various possibilities and see if I like them, right? I mean, worst case scenario is I don’t… and I move on.
Wow, this is a novel. Sorry guys. Can you tell I’ve been turning this over in my head a lot lately? Hahaha.
I have been meditating on this and feel that I am getting closer. I started to ask myself I want to know what I want and things are starting to fall into place
So, I’ve decided that I’d really like to go to school to be an EMT and eventually a computer programmer, but at the same time I’m in school for art right now. I know it’s a dead end unless I can get on with a gallery or as an art teacher, but the school system here is cutting back a lot of funding for art classes. I guess for the time being I need to simply focus on getting a small part time job that will just help me pay for school rather than worry too much about this right now since I have to finish my gen ed classes anyway!
I’ve been working in the Management Consulting business for over ten years. It pays well, but it hasn’t been fulfilling. I also feel that a lot of it is just buzzwords and slick talking that really doesn’t amount to much “value added” (consulting term) when you get right down to it. Thoughts or ideas?
You only have one life; don’t let fear hold you back! Try it, see if you love it, if not, move one
I know that i dont like food service but i do love working with people I need to find something where i can help people and make money at the same time.
even if your not a super powerd human or mythical creature you can still find that just right job just remeber this “At first you dont succed try try again.sincerly Luna
the carrer that i would love would be….. a super hero. i know it soundsa funny but i could do it. because i may be a…......... werewolve!!!!!!! sincerly Luna;)