Karen Kitchel

I'm at 10th grade
my favorite class is english class and i like to swim and read books and play video games , watching movies with my friends at home

I know I can be a straight A student, as I have before, but I just don’t have the no motivation. I understand what I’m doing I just don’t do it. Any tips?

What should I do and what are the difficulties to become a write.

There are certain things that I know I should do like getting a credit card, but what other things and how can I accoplish them?

How can I properly save up my money?

I'm still young, in my early twenties asking for advice or helpful insight on finding the right path for me. I'm currently enrolled in a Jobcorps Center and am pursuing Pharmacy technician and or other trade work training. I have several small interests that I enjoy but none that I feel...

How can I find my carres? How to know which career path works best for me? What should I do? How to know if I am at the right path or not? Hniuhiuhiuuuu

Right now high school is very hard and I want to give up but I want to know how it would really help me when I get older.

I keep getting rejected from internships but it is hard to get experience as a first semester college freshman.

There are so many options, how do know what I go into is going to be the best fit.

Talking and managing relationships is overwhelming for me, sometimes I take days to respond to a text or voicemail. I just don't want to be seen as rude

For example, should you disclose medical conditions?
Degrees that are unrelated to the job?
Experience that may make you seem overqualified?

For example, would academic or work referrals be more valued?

I have had trouble with homework related assingment so this question is very helpful to me.

I have peers who are 14 and already working I’ll be 16 soon and I want to start to work, but my parents won’t let me. What can I’d k fro show them that k have what it take to start to work?