Weehawken, New Jersey

i've always been extremely indecisive. When it comes to thinking about my future, a million thoughts flood my mind. I dont have any specific thing that i think is realistic enough to achieve. i want to live a happy, money stable life, but where do i even start? #college

#entrepreneur #business #military

I'm an sophomore majoring in computer science and data science. I basic knowledge in python, java, web development, sql, and swift.

#undecided #major #college #futurelawywer #lawyer

#time-management #college #help

I'm a bit unsure what to do after college. How do you decide what your path should be? #business #marketing #fashion #design #photography #advertising #drawing #undecided

I am in high school and have a really hard time staying organized. Especially when it comes to doing big projects or studying for tests. I'm trying to find out what others have done to stay organized in school or a job. Do you have recommendations on technology tools/programs I should use?...

I got an internship at a CPA firm, but am very nervous to start something so professional. Thus, I was wondering as an assistant/intern what would some of the usual and main responsibilities be at the CPA firm? #accounting #internships #accountant #cpa #quickbooks #career-details

How do I balance my wants in my future with what will support me financially and what is achievable?

I have heard a lot of different things about careers, from friends, family, and teachers, but I really have no idea how to make a decision. How do other people make this decision? When do they make this decision? #career-choice #career-path

How would you know what carrier to choose out of all the carriers? At the beginning of 9th when highs school just started because I don't know what I wanna be. I would like to be pediatrician because I like kids but I won't like to do that my rest of my life. I feel like I would like to pick a...

I am a 13 year old high school student that is undecisive when it comes to "What I wanna be when I grow up." I have various aspirations but I feel like I wouldn't be good enough for any career.

Hello, How would you know if you found the perfect job/career for yourself?

How does one go from a student to an expert, and what are strategies that you use to help retain information necessary for your expertise?

I am very interested in pursuing CSR, non-profit work, social entrepreneurship, etc. as a career after college. My university offers a 5-year Bachelors + MBA program which would mean less time and money but they only offer focuses in the big business areas (EX: marketing, management, finance,...