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Reese
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What career path has the longest job satisfaction as a person who loves to help others ?
I am a senior in Granbury and will be attending Weatherford College. I really think i want to be in a kinesiology health and wellness field. The world is my oyster! I have thought of PE teacher, Sonography, Sports Trainer, radiology, health science management.
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Isida Mici
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Tirana, Tirana County, Albania
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Hello Reese,
Your inquiry has gone through my weekly mail. It’s completely normal to feel uncertain about your future—most professionals didn’t have it all figured out at your age. Start by exploring what excites you, whether it’s solving problems, helping people, or creating something new. Every small step you take—like researching a role, shadowing someone, or trying a project—builds clarity over time. From my international perspective, because I live in Southeastern Europe (Western Balkans), my suggestion is in the healthcare field. You feel more empathetic, hence you feel that you are helping others more, and also, from the monetary aspects, it is more rewarding to do these kinds of jobs. To have long-term job satisfaction, I think that you need to know more about yourself if you are a Hedonic Well-being person. For a hedonic well-being person, it means happiness derived from maximizing pleasure and avoiding pain, hence you experience less negative emotions like anxiety or fear. You must test yourself on this trait. Don’t wait until you graduate to start learning. Free online courses, volunteering, or even small side projects can give you valuable experience. Celebrate small wins, like finishing a project or speaking up in class, because those moments add up to big growth.
Hope it helps. Good luck!
Your inquiry has gone through my weekly mail. It’s completely normal to feel uncertain about your future—most professionals didn’t have it all figured out at your age. Start by exploring what excites you, whether it’s solving problems, helping people, or creating something new. Every small step you take—like researching a role, shadowing someone, or trying a project—builds clarity over time. From my international perspective, because I live in Southeastern Europe (Western Balkans), my suggestion is in the healthcare field. You feel more empathetic, hence you feel that you are helping others more, and also, from the monetary aspects, it is more rewarding to do these kinds of jobs. To have long-term job satisfaction, I think that you need to know more about yourself if you are a Hedonic Well-being person. For a hedonic well-being person, it means happiness derived from maximizing pleasure and avoiding pain, hence you experience less negative emotions like anxiety or fear. You must test yourself on this trait. Don’t wait until you graduate to start learning. Free online courses, volunteering, or even small side projects can give you valuable experience. Celebrate small wins, like finishing a project or speaking up in class, because those moments add up to big growth.
Hope it helps. Good luck!