Sonoma, California

I know some adults choose to stick to their stifling jobs, even when it makes them miserable or exhausted everyday.

I'm concerned about my future being like this, in which I end up stuck in an unfulfilling job. What are some things people should consider when pivoting to another career path?

I'm debating whether to work or be in an internship during the summer.

Hi! I'm interested in law and psychology. I know the media likes to glorify/stereotype certain jobs, and I'm wondering how reality differs from expectation.

I have plans to be a digital artist but I want to know how viable it is in the future.

I have a student who is an athlete (plays football), and as one can guess, has a busy schedule. His summers also seem to be quite hectic with football practice and such. What can I suggest to him as possibilities for seeking out internships despite his commitments?

Is it possible to get in to a top college as a Linguistic Major and switch to Computer Science?

Tips to get started

I do other extracurriculars outside of school, such as archery, but none of the school clubs interest me. Will this hurt my chances?

I had talked to my counselor before the summer and she suggested that I enrolled in my nearest community college as a freshman in high school to take free college courses over the summer. I filled out the special form and eveeything, but I wasn't able to enroll in any classes so I just forgot...

I am curious what and how was everyone's first job was like and what field they were in to explore new career paths

I have one more year left in highschool.

I'm thinking about getting into carpentry.

To do list:
My goal to find out what I want to do would be:
Just find fields/careers that are interesting
Once I found what I want to do I would do the requirements to go deep in that field/career
Try to involve myself in that field
Then once deep into the career I would just have fun

I like to draw in my free time.

I am a high school senior thinking and not sure about my future.