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Field Related Analysis
Education : 83 matches
(choice, college, continuing, courses, down, first, formative, high school, learned, matriculation, objective, project, reading, school, social, technology, training, vacation)Business : 42 matches
(assistance, brand, business, company, cost, customers, entrepreneur, exchange, financial, leads, money, offer, opportunity, pay, pressure, products, team, technology)Sociology : 36 matches
(care, entrepreneur, objective, power, prostitution, school, suicide, technology)Target Structure: (9 matches)
lack of (1 match)
maddening (1 match)
overtime (1 match)
premium wage (1 match)
putting aside (1 match)
retirement (1 match)
straight a's (2 matches)
wage (2 matches)
threat (1 match)
High school was a truly enjoyable and formative part of my life. I met incredible people, learned so many things, and for that, I am deeply thankful to everyone who was parted of my journey during those five marvelous years. And now, here I was, having finally finished high school. I did really well, consistently getting straight A's, which opened so many doors for my future, but which one should I choose? Should I put my studies aside and start my own business? Or should I continue my studies and go to college?
Choice 1 : Become an entrepreneur.
Choice 2 : Go to college.

It has already been 2 weeks since I finished high school, and I was still looking for a business idea. I had a lot of pressure on my shoulder to find the right one. What if it never worked out? Should I start a clothing brand? Or should I quit being an entrepreneur because of all difficulties I was facing?
Choice 1 : Start a clothing brand.
Choice 2 : Quit being an entrepreneur.
It has already been 2 weeks since I finished high school, and I was still hesitating between two collegian programmes. I have to make a choice because the inscription will expire soon. Should I apply in Police Technology? Or should I apply in Computer Technology?
Choice 1 : Apply in Police Technology.
Choice 2 : Apply in Computer Technology.
As a new entrepreneur, I decided to start my own clothing brand. I named it AOS, which stands for Art of Subject. I was really into fashion, especially street wear, so my company focused on baggy pants and hoodies. To my surprise, it went way better than I planned. After just two years, I had made enough money to live comfortably without any wage for the rest of my life. But I didn't care about the money; I wanted celebrity and power. I wanted to own the greatest clothing company of all time. So, I kept working, doing overtime, and putting aside my family and my own life to innovate and create new products for the customers. But then I realized that some things were more important than my company. This realization was maddening because of all the time and effort I had put into my life project, but I knew I had to move on. After 20 years of running AOS, I finally took my retirement and lived a peaceful and remarkable life in my house by the ocean with my family. Start again.
Choice 1 : Finish highs school.
I realized that being an entrepreneur had never been for me. It was a dead end job. It wasn't because of a lack of effort or time. It just wasn't made for me. So after this I tried to found a job because I was in debt and there were more bills to come, but I couldn't. Impossible to find a job. So, after 2 months of trying and not founding, I started to have financial problems.
Choice 1 : Have financial problems.
Police Technology was really challenging. I learned tones of news stuff, and I really enjoyed this programme. After, such a hardworking 3 years, I was wondering what was the next step. I hesitated between taking times for me or continuing my studies. It was a heartbreaking choice, but I still had to make one Should I take a break and go on vacation Or should I apply to the ENPQ right away.
Choice 1 : Go to the ENPQ.
Choice 2 : Go on vacation.
Despite all the courses that I found boring, I had one objective which was to finish my technique and start working as a programmer. Well, I did it and even got an offer from NASA as a full time worker and this includes a premium wage with other social benefit. I will definitely not miss on this opportunity!
Choice 1 : Work for NASA.
It went from difficulties to financial problems to lose everything. The bills were just stacking on my desk and I could not pay them. All I could see was the situation getting worse and worse. I had nothing left except my dignity and I had a choice to make. Should I keep it or should I continue and try to survive at all cost. Well, to figure this out was impossible. I was thinking about my family and my friend, what would they think of me, what would they want for me? And those question led me to the real one: Should I become homeless? Or should I pray for a miracle?
Choice 1 : Become homeless.
Choice 2 : Commit suicide.
I reached my lowest point and became homeless. After all the struggles and financial problems, it wasn't a surprise. I had nothing left but still needed to find money to fulfill my basic needs. But how in the hell was I supposed to make that happen? Should I start prostitution? Or should I keep hope and pray for a miracle?
Choice 1 : Start prostitution.
Choice 2 : Pray for a miracle.
I started to prostitute myself, and it has been a revelation for me. I had finally found my vocation. I met great people and made a lot of friends, but it's not the best. The incomes were incredible, so incredible that I have been able to buy 3.2 million dollars house by the ocean and a Lamborghini. My life is peak. Start again.
Choice 1 : Finish highs school.
I tried to keep it together for two days, but I started losing my mind. So, I decided to rob a bank, but it went totally wrong. I had to run away, so I wouldn’t get caught. I ran about 200 meters and then jumped off a 20-meter-high bridge into a river. I couldn’t swim, so I just floated until I ended up on a deserted island. Three days later, I died of dehydration. Try again.
Choice 1 : Finish highs school.
What were you expecting by taking this decision? A wonderment? Anyway, you died because of you cowardice of not facing your problems. Please make a wiser choice next time! Try again.
Choice 1 : Finish highs school.
I finished Police Technology with practically only straight A's. I enjoyed it, but it was time for the next step of my life: the ENPQ. The 15 weeks of intense training went by quickly and concluded my training, and the time to start my career as a police officer arrived. I wasn't sure what to do. There were two police departments that I found interesting: Laval (SPL) and Montreal (SPVM). But which one to choose? Should I work for the SPL Or should I work for the SPVM.
Choice 1 : Work for the SPL.
Choice 2 : Work for the SPVM.
I decided to take a little brake in my studies and take personal time to go on vacation. I wanted to relax and rest after those 3 years of technique to come back stronger. I decided that my destination would be Mexico. The beach and the sun was the principals reasons of that choice. I can't wait to leave!
Choice 1 : Be involved into a plane crash.
Unfortunately, I died. My plane crashed in the ocean before I could even enjoy my trip. This was where the story ended for me. I never had the chance to finish my studies and achieve my dream that was becoming a police officer. Try again.
Choice 1 : Finish highs school.
I finished my program and recently became a new member of the NASA team. As a programmer, I code and help with informatics problems, which sometimes leads me to encounters with aliens. It's really funny, I love those guys! They always make me laugh. I also earn a good paycheck and married a pretty blonde from New York. We’re expecting a baby in a week. My life is complete, and I feel lucky to have everything I have. Start again.
Choice 1 : Finish highs school.
I chose to work at Laval for the SPL, and it was my first day. I stopped someone for exceeding the speed limits and as I was approaching his car, I wasn't paying fully attention to the driver because I was reading his matriculation and that was a fatal mistake because he stepped out of the vehicle, and he shot me twice in the stomach. The first bullet was stopped by my bullet proof vest but the second one went trough and this is what killed me. I was incredibly unlucky. I knew I should have picked Montreal in the first place. Try again.
Choice 1 : Finish highs school.
I was working for the SPVM, and on my first day, I received a call about a hostage situation. Being the closest to the scene, I was the first to arrive. When I got there, I saw a man holding a girl wrapped in a C4 jacket. He demanded money in exchange for her life. I knew I was a good shooter, and I could take him out with one bullet to save the girl's life, but I hesitated. Should I take the shot? Backup was on the way, but I feared he might panic when they arrived. Should I shoot the hostile Or should I wait for the backup.
Choice 1 : Shoot the hostile.
Choice 2 : Wait for backup.
I decided to take no chances and shot the hostile. After that, I immediately rushed to the victim to make sure she was okay and to give her assistance. She was crying so much that all I could tell her was that it was okay and that everything was over. I was also shocked of the situation. It was my first day, and I had to shoot a man, to take his life, but I had made the right decision, at least that's what I thought until I saw the weapons lying on the floor next to the man’s body. It was fake. The man was not a threat, he was just in a panic. I had killed a man for no reason, and now I would have to face the consequences. I became everything that I swore to fight and reprimand. Three days later, I found myself in a murder trial, where I pleaded guilty and received a lifetime prison sentence. My life was over, and I spend the rest of my life praying that I had never made this choice. Try again.
Choice 1 : Finish highs school.
I decided to wait for backup. I told myself to stay coldblooded and to do my job. I was a new officer, and because of that, I had to play it safe. I still had to talk to the guy and try to reason with him. He seemed to understand what I was saying, and after five minutes, the backup arrived. I told them to stay outside because I didn't want him to freak out. I continued to talk to him until he decided to drop his weapon and broke down in tears. He said he was sorry and didn't know what to do. He explained that he acted out because his ex-wife had taken away their children, and he could no longer see them. I had made the right choice, and everyone at the station started calling me the rookie hero. It was an amazing feeling. After that, I had a great career, eventually achieving my dream of becoming a detective. It was the best job ever and the best life I could have lived. Start again.
Choice 1 : Finish highs school.