What is your dream profession/job?
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What is your dream profession/job?
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That's a beautiful path! It's really touching, the fact that you want to help others as your profession, specially for personal reasons! I do wish you the best!RisingDownfall wrote:I would love nothing more than to counsel teenagers and young adults. I'm studying this in school right now, and have always had a fascination for psychology. I am drawn to that age range, because during that time in my life, was when I needed the most guidance and I would love nothing more than to be able to pay it forward. What's yours?

As for me, I'm not really sure yet. Maybe something related to letters really.
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That's awesome! Go forward! Just don't sing in the rain: it's bad for your voice. Wish all the best!PashaRu wrote:Broadway actor.

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That's awesome! I wanted to be a Librarian growing up.I'm lucky. I already have my dream job: Librarian
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I wanted to be a counselor a few years back as well. Now, that dream has turned somewhat into another one. In 2010, I took my first trip to Italy. The History and the culture there was nothing like I could ever imagine. I did not know what to do with the experience when I returned home, but it is coming together now. I started classes in my university for History with a focus on European history. The idea is to lead college students in Italy (thus, the history degree), and use the stories of history to help people with their lives. I want to help speak with them while on our trip, and also have follow-up meetings with each person soon after returning home. There are so many things about Italy that can help people better themselves in regards to character and life goals in general.
So, that's me… I loved reading your dreams as well. It is what makes everyone unique.

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You all should also consider writing a book telling your story! The way you commit to your dreams it's really inspiring!
Thank so much for sharing your experiences!

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Thanks for saying so! I want to turn that around right back at you. Like I said, dreams are what make us all unique. So, yours is different than anyone else's. It will be inspiring to people even if you don't have all the details figured out.[RR] wrote:And thinking I was expecting answers such as "I have no idea..." or "Never thought about..." XD
You all should also consider writing a book telling your story! The way you commit to your dreams it's really inspiring!
Thank so much for sharing your experiences!

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Don't mention it and thanks too!AmandaR wrote:Thanks for saying so! I want to turn that around right back at you. Like I said, dreams are what make us all unique. So, yours is different than anyone else's. It will be inspiring to people even if you don't have all the details figured out.[RR] wrote:And thinking I was expecting answers such as "I have no idea..." or "Never thought about..." XD
You all should also consider writing a book telling your story! The way you commit to your dreams it's really inspiring!
Thank so much for sharing your experiences!
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