Job and career

Hello Tauriel,

I know the feeling. I actually went to school for one thing and got my associates but back in for a whole different profession, it ties together I still interact with children. I’ve worked in the social work field for 4 years now and found a meaningful job. What type of work have you done?

Maybe you could even considered some temp agencies to see what type of roles that considered you, job fairs, indeed .

I just looked at things and did the most interesting one which ended up being electrical engineering, there is no time limit in learning new things brother, if you feel like the thing you studied isnt the thing you want to do, you can always go back to school to learn a new qualification, mostly all jobs help someone somehow, so just do whatever you think is fun. If you have a hobby that could be monetized, why not try to make it your job?

@Tauriel98 It's great to hear that you want to pursue a meaningful career that helps others! There are numerous fulfilling and impactful jobs beyond being a doctor. Here are some suggestions that align with your interests:

1. Psychologist or Counselor: Assist individuals with mental and emotional well-being.
2. Social Worker: Support individuals and communities facing challenges.
3. Occupational Therapist: Help people regain physical and cognitive abilities.
4. Speech-Language Pathologist: Assess and treat communication disorders.
5. Nonprofit Organization Manager: Lead and advance a cause you're passionate about.
6. Teacher or Professor: Shape students' lives and foster their growth.
7. Physical Therapist: Aid in physical recovery and improving mobility.
8. Life Coach: Guide individuals in achieving personal or professional goals.