Finding My Purpose
As I approach the end of high school, I find myself uncertain about my next steps. I’m struggling to figure out what course to pursue and what truly interests me. To be honest, my main motivation is financial stability—I’m looking for a path that is enjoyable and engaging but also has the potential to lead to wealth. It’s a frustrating position to be in!
Has anyone else felt like they’ve lost their drive for academics? I’ve been grappling with this for a while now. Ever since I transferred to a new school in North America— (just for context, I used to attend a really intense school in Asia, where I was in competitive advanced classes and thriving). After a […]
I’m so looking forward to summer! As a junior, I’m really feeling the burnout now… I can’t wait for it to be over!
Is 11th grade really that tough? I’ve noticed many people saying that 11th grade is one of the most challenging years in high school. Personally, I don’t find it to be particularly difficult. I wonder if others are getting more challenging assignments or if I simply grasp the material more easily. The workload seems a […]
It’s completely normal to feel uncertain about your future, especially as you approach such a big transition like finishing high school. The pressure to pick a path can be overwhelming, but it’s great that you’re thinking about what you want in a career.
First off, money is an important factor, but it might help to find something that excites you as well. Think about what hobbies or subjects interest you—sometimes, passions can lead to lucrative careers. For example, fields like technology, finance, marketing, or the creative industries often offer both good earning potential and a chance to engage in enjoyable work.
Also, consider exploring different fields through internships, part-time jobs, or online courses. This can give you a taste of various careers and help you find what resonates with you. Remember, many people change their paths multiple times, so don’t put too much pressure on yourself to find the “perfect” course right now. Take your time to explore and discover what feels right for you—there’s no rush! You’ve got this!