When Did You Know?

[LawMan018]

This is a question to all you older and settled members on this forum... I'm just wondering when you decided that what you were doing (jobwise) was what you wanted to do for the rest of your life. Or when you decided what direction you were going to take in college... Right now I'm just stuck in a rut and have no idea what I want to do and just feel like I'm mooching off my parents by working part time and going to school taking general ed... Lol, I wish I could just know what I'd do best at... It should be an innate ability =/

[Foskamink]

me n u both mate, its hard but we will findout someday.

[Snrf]

don't worry, i'm 22 on sunday and I still have no clue.

some of the most interesting people you will ever meet are old and still don't know.

[Foskamink]

don't worry, i'm 22 on sunday and I still have no clue.

some of the most interesting people you will ever meet are old and still don't know.

i can agree to that.

[SVTMuscle*]

I know WHAT i want to do, I just need to find out HOW to do it

[Timm1704]

I know exactly what I want to do, its just not the most easy thing to accomplish lol. But, will keep trying, and may find something I like EVEN more along the way, but I doubt it. I turned 22 yesterday

[donniebrasco]

^^^^^^^^^ shut the fvck up, ur only 22. i thought you where an oldie.

[Snrf]

I know exactly what I want to do, its just not the most easy thing to accomplish lol. But, will keep trying, and may find something I like EVEN more along the way, but I doubt it. I turned 22 yesterday

i'm 22 on sunday, we should have a party

[Foskamink]

i'm 22 on sunday, we should have a party

can i come

[Snrf]

only if we can kill you and barbecue you fosk

[Snrf]

just kidding, of course you can


(hehe)

[Lexed]

Im 22 and I already decided I wanted a military career so after college Im gonna train for a army offcier. Hopefully for military intelligence.

[MFT81]

A violently executed plan today is better than a perfectly planed one next week

- Gen. George Patton.

[Timm1704]

aww thanks donnie

yes i am old, and so soon shall be snrf. teehee.

i didnt have a party, infact, on the day of my birthday i was doing a nice heary 8 hour session of communit service, followed by an arm workout.

But the day before, my girlfriend took me to a monkey enclosure and an italian restaurant. twas good. what you got planned snrf?

[mavsluva]

This is a question to all you older and settled members on this forum... I'm just wondering when you decided that what you were doing (jobwise) was what you wanted to do for the rest of your life. Or when you decided what direction you were going to take in college... Right now I'm just stuck in a rut and have no idea what I want to do and just feel like I'm mooching off my parents by working part time and going to school taking general ed... Lol, I wish I could just know what I'd do best at... It should be an innate ability =/

There are two questions that you should ask yourself in choosing what to do with the rest of your life. They are:

1. What am I good at?
2. What do I really enjoy doing?

Your answers should help you build a plan for addressing both your studies as well as your future profession. And don't get down about it. There are people that are way older than you that still don't know what they're doing with their lives.

Good luck!

[Snrf]

But the day before, my girlfriend took me to a monkey enclosure and an italian restaurant. twas good. what you got planned snrf?

dunno, my 21st was spent at her majestys pleasure....bitch, so am thinking perhaps something crazy, dunno what yet though.

[taiboxa]

There are two questions that you should ask yourself in choosing what to do with the rest of your life. They are:

1. What am I good at?
2. What do I really enjoy doing?

Your answers should help you build a plan for addressing both your studies as well as your future profession. And don't get down about it. There are people that are way older than you that still don't know what they're doing with their lives.

Good luck!

i really dont see much of a career from Professional Masturbator for me

[Snrf]

i really dont see much of a career from Professional Masturbator for me

lmao

[LawMan018]

i really dont see much of a career from Professional Masturbator for me

Haha lmao, that was a great one, I'm suprised I didn't think of it... But yeh, Ionno, I'm really good at writing stories, but I seem to have story ADHD... As soon as I start writing one it'll look really good, but then I'll want to start on something else and abandon it, lol

[notanormalgent]

The thing that I really want to get into eventually is motivational speaking. However, it's important to accomplish somethings before I do that so I have some credentials.

[fenceguy]

This is a question to all you older and settled members on this forum... I'm just wondering when you decided that what you were doing (jobwise) was what you wanted to do for the rest of your life. Or when you decided what direction you were going to take in college... Right now I'm just stuck in a rut and have no idea what I want to do and just feel like I'm mooching off my parents by working part time and going to school taking general ed... Lol, I wish I could just know what I'd do best at... It should be an innate ability =/

Dude, don't sweat it. I just turned 38 last week. I have been in my career now for about 3 years. and love it. Before that I went from country to country around the world, working in a variety of jobs. I wouldn't change a day of it. with the exception of being taken hostage in Columbia, that was a bad couple days.

My biggest piece of advice, develop a great work ethic, treat every company that you work for as though it was your own. And what I mean by that is, look at your co workers and how they work, and how would you feel if you had to pay them out of your own pocket for what they do. (90% of the people out there are SLACKERS). Then think about how you work while your on the clock. seperate yourself from the others and you will do well.
besides from that. enjoy your time off from work. enjoy life, one day it will be taken away.

[Mighty Joe]

Dude, don't sweat it. I just turned 38 last week. I have been in my career now for about 3 years. and love it. Before that I went from country to country around the world, working in a variety of jobs. I wouldn't change a day of it. with the exception of being taken hostage in Columbia, that was a bad couple days.

My biggest piece of advice, develop a great work ethic, treat every company that you work for as though it was your own. And what I mean by that is, look at your co workers and how they work, and how would you feel if you had to pay them out of your own pocket for what they do. (90% of the people out there are SLACKERS). Then think about how you work while your on the clock. seperate yourself from the others and you will do well.
besides from that. enjoy your time off from work. enjoy life, one day it will be taken away.

Well said bro!!!

[gixxerboy1]

I love my job but i'm not sure that i want to do it forever. The key is to keep advancing yourself. What you want now you might not in 5 years. But keep taking steps forward don't stand still,

[paulzane]

I don't know how to keep a job down .... I did 18 1/2 years with HM Forces and have now done 17 years with a Defence Company ... I am going to change my job and start something different by the end of this year!!!

WTF?

[OPSTER]

Man, I'm almost 26 and still in school.. I've done General Studies, Now about to wrap up some engineering, and then I'm into philosophy and Commerce...
I got no idea wtf I'm doing.

[Rye_guy]

I fell into a good job. Im 26 started when i was 22 maybe. I doubt Ill leave now, but I am always lookin for something better... have a government job offer, Im not sure if I have it yet. but sounds promising... government job is pretty well all id leave my current job for.

same job, just government and not private

[wascaptain5214]

i wanted to be a fireman since i was 6 years old. and a marine since about 15,joined the corps at 17, stayed 4 years, got out and joined a reserve unit in about 84, did 21years and retired. i got on as a paid firefighter at 26, and retired from the trade at 50. but i am ruined! i was used and abused from both careers. my people tolerance is at zero.