It's better to choose a career based on opportunity and salary rather than any dreams, right?
You can have fun in your free time with the money you earn. And having no money and not even being able to afford decent accommodation and good food isn't so great, is it?
What do you think? What should one consider most when choosing a career?
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Hi.
I think it is wrong to choose a profession only because of salary. For some people this seems to be a very important criterion. Personally, however, I also want to have some pleasure in my profession and not torment me 40h a week with something I hate and only for money.
First of all, according to your skills, what is fun for us.
A job you can’t suffer and only make for money, you’re not going to do well.
Then it won’t work with the Kariereleiter
Everything is possible with the right mindset, you must be strong, a warrior, a soldier. A warrior knows no pain, and can perform everything without whining, he will fight, and defeat.
Only weak people always want “pass” in life, but a warrior who knows that there are more important goals.
A warrior serves society and protects the weak. But many people just want to have fun.
In this fun company, we march towards the decline.
A real job has nothing to do with warriors and soldiers.
Of course, however, a working life is not just sugar tastes. Unless you sell your life sugar cane and sugar cane
Why?
You have to get the A…
Then you can reach a lot
I mean, I don’t have a real career choice anymore.
You have no chance with laziness
Eben, life is hard. And I won’t have a big choice with my mistakes I’ve committed.
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I guess I’ve been working harder than you think
Ponyhof never spoke.
It’s not bullshit, it’s real. Yeah, I did, but I was very lazy, so I didn’t come anywhere.
That’s bullshit. Have you ever worked before?
I just want to be realistic. Life is hard and not a pony farm, and who knows no discipline is not far.
You’ll have to work hard, and you’ll have to do a lot of things you hate if you ever want to succeed.
Occupation takes a significant part of life and it is generally not possible to succeed if one has no interest in the practice. Without interest in something, you have an extreme deficit towards others, which goes to build knowledge and skills, and you can only compensate for this by much more time spent, which will leave you even less leisure. Fun in an activity does not lose a good income, on the contrary.
Art is honestly recognizing and using its talents.
What you write is that living is war and so hard and with diligence you reach everything… that is quite nonsense. Almost no person with real success is where he is just because he was diligent. He is there because he has recognized his skills and thus an activity that fulfills him and has fulfilled him with fun and is disciplined above.
People who have nothing to show apart from will are usually the people who are exploited for their lives and stay in low positions.
The working conditions are the A and O. Daily overtime, stress, through-worked breaks, which will ruin your health.
It can be in almost any profession.
also true again – so nen job does bring a lot of money and stop as early as possible.
I agree. As with everything in life, you shouldn’t decide from the outset and run beyond unfulfillable dreams instead of using realistic chances. Nevertheless, you should choose from the realistic possibilities that suits you, because otherwise it doesn’t make any sense.
A profession that you spend about 40 years 8 hours a day should be fun in the best case.
by continuing training you can even earn money
Life is a fight, and so you have to treat it if you have this mindset, that is war here, you will win, but if you think you’re just going to do what you like, you won’t come anywhere.
Life is brutal, and hard, only the strong survive, the weak will lose, and sorted out.
Every day you’ll have to do things you hate. But you will learn to love, only so you will come up.
The Navy Seals in the USA can teach a lot about discipline and success.
Your training is, for example, quite Brutal, and you have to think like a Navy Seals.
Strange.. I like to work in my profession, earn well and don’t want to trade
Quite simply, I started to make regular sport and to feed myself better.
I understand that you think it’s over for me. But if I want a future, I must forget my mistakes from the past, and focus on the future.
And that’ll be twice as hard, so I need twice and triple as much discipline as most.
You only have a real school degree and are now 25 without completed training…
Where is the Diziplin coming from?
Is the truth, you know, I thought life must always be fun.
But now I know no, it doesn’t have to, you just have to stay strong and show discipline.
Then the fun will come.
Rarely read such a fool
Yeah, good for you, but then you were lucky, or you worked hard with sweat and blood and tears, and not always there.
Why not both at the same time?