Cupertino, California
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How do you know if it would be better to choose a career you enjoy over a career that makes money?
Should I choose to major in something I enjoy doing or if I should choose a major that leads to a career that pays well?
Did you enjoy the journey to becoming a veterinarian?
Was the steps to becoming a veterinarian sometimes enjoyable?
Do you enjoy your job as a veterinarian?
Do you like getting out of bed to go work as a veterinarian?
Were you completely prepared to do whatever it takes to become a veterinarian?
Did you have an iron mind to do whatever it takes to get what you wanted
How much money did it cost in school ?
Did you spend lots of money on your tuition?
Did at one point you fail and get back up?
Was there terrible situations where you felt everything was lost but you still came back up?
Was it scary trying to become a veterinarian?
Was there hard decisions you had to make?
Do you recommend me becoming a veterinarian ?
Is being a veterinarian an enjoyable job all the time or are there still hardships?
What tips would you have for me trying to become a veterinarian ?
Is there anything you wish you knew before becoming a veterinarian?
If you could would you change your career ?
If you had the opportunity would you change your profession to something else.
Did you have support from other people?
On your journey to becoming a veterinarian was there people to support you?
How much hard work did it take ?
How much things did you have to go thorugh to become a veterinarian?
Did you have motivation to become a veterinarian ?
Was actually becoming a veterinarian something you wanted to do?
How much time did it take to become a veterinarian?
How much time was necessary in order to get what you wanted?
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