Career questions tagged growthmindset
i am 35 year old and doing freelancing business for assisting in career forms from past 15 years. I habe mba in intrrnational business. No corporate experience. I think i have stagnate and didnt go above my current ability. I want to learn and grow work like corporate do. Help me how to change my career path
I want to get more in management studies and work
What was the biggest goal that you achieved during your journey?
I would like to know, and how did you feel about it? Humble, Tired, etc... Some people get pretty high scores on their MCAT, while others pass their CFA exams. People get to do their dream job while others do entrepreneurship. Did you tell should your family about the goal you completed that was huge, or was it a quiet thing. What do you plan to do after completing this goal, and how will it affect you? Are you satisfied with yourself, do you think you could've done anything better while completing this goal? How much did you have to go through to complete this? What were the good choices you made that helped?
What do you regret in life?
Hey there, I was wondering what you regretted in your life such as misbehaving in class, not caring about certain oppurtinities that would've helped you with life, or even rejecting offers that were huge. I'm going to 7th grade, and I just wanted to know if there's anything that I should not do, or should do. In addition to that, I also want to know people's experiences.
What is the first step,for a better future ?
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How can i be more hard working and helpful in Culinary Arts ?
Any tips would be helpful. I want to be the best at what I do but I know everything doesn't have to be perfect.
How do I become consistent?
I struggle with consistency. I know nobody's perfect and lose themselves in comfort sometimes but for me, it's almost like I don't care about the tasks I said I'll do. Maybe because I left room for negotiations, lost in the moment I never actually move. I can make bold decisions, sure. Confront my fear, doing things scared. But when it comes to maintaining a thing that's boring, repetitive? Yeah, no. Not everything. But most of thing that haven't become my habits yet. I know it's important that's why I'm asking for any advice! I've read and applied almost all of your answers. I appreciate it, sincerely. :)
What was the turning point in your life that made you realize that this was the career you wanted to pursue?
Just a small reflection of your experience!
If you could become exceptionally skilled at one thing over the next 10 years, what would it be, and why? ?
Examples: Building businesses Software development Engineering Medicine Public speaking Football Music production Writing Scientific research
doe math gets hard in high school?
Im still in middleschool but in some month im going to high school im really nevourse because is a new start and lets say that math is no my thing but I get good grades but im scared if the math will so hard for me
What is something that you had to unlearn after starting college that you thought was important before? How did that shift your mindset?
I’m a senior planning to major in Social Work, with a strong interest in the medical field; specifically pediatric oncology. I’m curious about mindset shifts that happen in college, especially when it comes to things like grades, time management, emotional boundaries, or expectations in helping professions. I’d really value hearing about something you had to unlearn and how it changed the way you approach your work or education now.
What habits or mindsets should I develop now to succeed in a rigorous field like engineering #Spring26?
I am interested in pursuing a career in engineering but want to make sure I am building the correct habits early on. I am especially curious about the mindset and discipline needed to succeed in a challenging field, like engineering. I would also like to know ways to stay motivated and manage difficult coursework. As a first generation student in this field, I don't have much guidance at home, so I want to make sure I'm preparing myself efficiently. I would really appreciate any advice.
Why do I know that I'll be successful in life, but I have no idea what career I want to pursue or how I should go about finding what I'm interested in?
I have always known that when I find what I'm passionate about I'll do whatever it takes to become successful. I'm just lost on how to find the missing piece.
What's something you believed would make you successful that actually ended up holding you back?
I am a graduating high school senior looking ahead to college and trying to better understand what success really looks like over time. As I plan my future, I'm trying to be financially responsible while making choices that lead to personal fulfillment. I really value hearing honest experiences and advice from people who have learned and grown along the way.
How can I build a strong medical school application if I struggled academically my first year ?
I’m a freshman pre‑med student who had a rough first semester academically due to undiagnosed ADHD, but after starting treatment I’m now thriving again. I’m focused on improving, rebuilding my academic foundation, and becoming a competitive medical school applicant. What steps should I prioritize moving forward?
What if I go through college and end up not liking a career in what I chose to pursue as a high school senior?
I am a high school senior that plans to major in biology in college.
What is the BIGGEST life lesson you have learned thru becoming an engineer ?
I am a high school senior setting out to be a mechanical engineer with a concentration in biomedical. I have heard that you “marry your schooling” because it is tough and can be very demanding. After all of the needed schooling, what is your biggest take away from college? I would LOVE words of wisdom to cling to thru college. Thank you! #Spring2026 #Spring26
What changes have you noticed within yourself after graduating college, or during college; are you satisfied with how you or your life has turned out now that you are older and (possibly) wiser ?
I'm a bit worried and excited about how i'll fare on a personal level in college. My parents haven't gone, so I'm going in blind. (Or, metaphorically, with cataracts.) I'm honestly just curious to see other people's experience in a post-college perspective.
How to be ready for the future, how to be sure on what you want to do?
Its difficult to know what you want for a carrer but you can go and try and if you dont like it no more its okay so you can back out and try the other you want to do.
Switching Major from SWE to cyber Security ?
I completed an associates in computer programming, but taking intro to software engineering in my first semester of university I realized I actually hate coding and dread doing it. I thought of switching to cyber security instead cause its less coding. I honestly hate coding at this point or at least that's how university makes me feel. Everywhere says don't switch stick with SWE (software engineering), but I literally have started dreading going to class. It doesn't help that everywhere on the internet says everyone can code now and unless you're real passionate you won't ever make it. I'm scared to switch to cyber security cause everyone says it too is a over saturated market ,but at least maybe I won't dread it like I do SWE? When I was in community college I was so happy to learn coding, but now I never want to look at it again, but I need to finish a bachelor's degree in something. Any advice is appreciated ,Seriously please help! I feel really lost ....
How long do i have to decide a career goal?
A lot of people I know, haven't decided a career to pursue in life and I was also wondering how long we would have to decide a career goal before it is to late.
What are the strong activities outside of extracurriculars (clubs) that someone can do to differentiate themselves as a pre-health student (e.g., mixed martial arts, knitting, video games) ?
I currently train in MMA, wrestling, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and I plan to continue jiu-jitsu in college. Outside of sports, though, I haven’t really developed many other hobbies beyond playing video games.
How do I stay motivated when school feels pointless or overwhelming?
Sometimes school feels pointless or just too much, and I struggle to find the energy to keep going. I want advice on how to stay motivated, push through hard days, and actually feel like my effort matters.
What psychology field would fit best?
I end up wanting to learn more about people and end up trying to do things at my own pace. I was wondering what would be the best fit from that kind of personality?
What does your daily life look like beyond high school?
For those who are in college or in a work force I am wondering what life looks like beyond high school. What did you do to get to that point in your life?
how to get better at communication? How to communicate and speak calmly and naturally?
Im 17 and im aware i can't communicate prolly because of my parents.
I need to know if I'm learning to code or not??
I'm currently doing a data analyst bootcamp and I don't know if I'm absorbing and learning how to clean and preprocess datasets, please tell me if all I have to do is practice until I feel like it came to me?
what can i do to become a better version of myself ?
what can i do to become a better version of myself ?
What mistakes should students avoid when preparing for their goals?
Students should avoid waiting too long to start preparing for their career. They should try to learn new skills, ask questions, and gain experience early. It is also important not to give up when things become challenging.
How do I build a brand before I have experience?
How do I build a brand before I have experience?
What is real Success?
What do you think about? share your thought!!