Test what do i want to be when i grow up

A gingerbread house with frosting. Yes, sure. Aww, how cute! One Happy Meal coming right up! Very cute, if they aren't kicking and screaming. They're OK. La, la, shoobie doobie Oh, make that soup, please. Anything I make, really. I will take anything, please. Broccoli, carrots French fries. Serving food. Working, catching up on schoolwork, earning money, or doing extra credit. Acting, singing, putting on plays, etc.

New car. Food cooking in the oven. Playing a McDonald's cashier. Getting all dressed up in funky clothes. Playing teacher. Painting on an easel. Baking recipes with my parents. Comments Change color. Raj Singh Madi I burnt chocolate when i was trying to melt it for a recipe earlier today Thrangmonika Pynkhlong OMG The normal thing is that, for example, we might love animals, even have a few pets in the house, and take great care of them, but the vet's profession may not be for you.

Unfortunately, the veterinarian does not only pet and cuddle animals , but it also involves carrying out various tests and treatments, not always pleasant.

So don't force yourself to push your way into your youthful plans! The next step is to find the right interest that is absorbing you now. Perhaps there is an area in which you would like to continue to develop, and you feel that you are fulfilling yourself in it?

Searching for a specific profession that would also be your passion is a bull's eye! There is nothing better than doing what you really love! Most people complain about their job only because they see it as a chore. They do not try to look for a job that they too could find satisfaction from. So who should you become when you grow up? Perhaps you have already made several attempts to define your interests?

Have you thought about being an ornithologist, but all you have left is to know the names of birds while you walk? I will surprise you here - it's a lot! When you graduate high school, you may feel like you can do anything. But, finishing school and deciding what to do with your life can be overwhelming. School is not for everyone. Continuous learning, taking tests, studying, homework, the lectures can be too much. When deciding whether to retire, there are many factors to consider: financial, practical, emotional, and even spiritual.

Have you ever wondered if your job is right for you? Are you passionate about what you do?