graphic design

Yeah, I was 35 or so when I went through what you went through. I have to many interests but not enough passions. So I decided to go to a career counselor. Expensiveish, but worth it. Took lots of tests and spent about 600 bucks. But was able to figure out things that I love to do where I can make a living and not feel like I was a prisoner or a slave.

I am starting out to become an RN ( Male RN thank you). Then I hope to specialize. It is unbelievable all the avenues you can go once you become a nurse.

You have to search, harder then anything you have ever done. Never quit, know that you have something to give to the world, find it and then exploit the crap out of it. ( to your advantage and those who come in contact with you.) If you you go to college, wear out a path to the career counselors office. Use all the materials available to you now while you have them. Go on career day event and see what its like doing this or that. FUN

GO GO GO GOOO......!!!!!!

While your in school, stick with liberal arts until you figure what your doing. It will help you cover all those stupid classes you have to take that are pre recs for almost everything else..This is very important. You want to cover as much as you can while you figuring out you path. SO you don't look back and go," ugh wasted time".. Oh and stay away from to much partying for awhile. FOCUS..... Did your parents guide you much?

Concentrate on classes you really enjoy (assuming they are not in the basket weaving category). Most of us took awhile to find ourselves... and I'll bet most don't wind up doing in life what they thought they would do when in college. It is great if you know what you want to do and can pull it off... but don't sweat it if you aren't there yet.