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Claude’s Answer
what career best fits me?
What do you like to do? What are your interests? This should determine you career direction.
I'm sure you've heard the saying; "if you love what you do you'll never work a day in your life." This saying is true. You're job will never feel like"work" or a burden.
What do you like to do? What are your interests? This should determine you career direction.
I'm sure you've heard the saying; "if you love what you do you'll never work a day in your life." This saying is true. You're job will never feel like"work" or a burden.
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Mariah’s Answer
Building on Tamara's answer, I'd also recommend understanding which tasks give you energy and which drain your energy.
You may end up being really good at some things that you dread or that feel exhausting to work on. Those drainers are something you want to try to limit. You'll want to maximize or pursue careers where you mainly have energizing tasks.
It's also normal to make adjustments and changes as you go along. Sometimes a life experience can impact your career goals or open up a new pathway you hadn't considered so its good to reevaluate your goals and passions as you continue to learn and grow.
Good luck!
You may end up being really good at some things that you dread or that feel exhausting to work on. Those drainers are something you want to try to limit. You'll want to maximize or pursue careers where you mainly have energizing tasks.
It's also normal to make adjustments and changes as you go along. Sometimes a life experience can impact your career goals or open up a new pathway you hadn't considered so its good to reevaluate your goals and passions as you continue to learn and grow.
Good luck!
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John’s Answer
What is your passion? I am betting you can make a career of it.