Word count: 1898
Choice count: 71
Section count: 47
Image count: 47
Error count: 14
Field Related Analysis
Education : 129 matches
(choice, college, degree, down, exam, failed, first, high school, knowledge, learn, learned, management, options, school, university)Business : 55 matches
(brand, business, businesses, clients, company, financial, financial analyst, management, manager, meeting, money, sales, sell, store)Food and catering : 46 matches
(brand, cafe, chain, fast, food, fresh, happy, knock, night, options, party, restaurant, scene, shop, store)Target Structure: (7 matches)
dead-end job (2 matches)
internship (3 matches)
lack of (1 match)
retirement (1 match)
volunteer (4 matches)
volunteering (7 matches)
abroad (6 matches)
I had just graduated high school, and now it was time to decide what to do next. I could go to Ahuntsic College to study business management and work toward building a career. Or I could take a break from school and travel abroad to explore new places, meet people, and figure out what I really wanted in life. Should I go abroad or should I go to Ahuntsic College to study business management?
Choice 1 : Go to Ahuntsic College.
Choice 2 : Go abroad.

I started studying business management at Ahuntsic College. Now I had to decide to finish my degree and go to university or drop out and start my own business. Should I get my degree and go to university or drop out and start my business?
Choice 1 : Get my degree and go to university.
Choice 2 : Drop out of school and start my own business.
Now I had to decide should I go to Costa Rica for the beaches and nature or Japan for the culture and city life?
Choice 1 : Go to Costa Rica
Choice 2 : Go to Japan
I was living in Costa Rica when I found out my mother was sick. Now I had to decide either to stay here or go back to Montreal to be with her.
Choice 1 : Continue living in Costa Rica.
Choice 2 : Go back to Montreal.
I was in Japan and had to decide what to do next, try to start a new business or volunteer to help build houses.
Choice 1 : Have a business.
Choice 2 : Continue helping.
I decided to stay in Costa Rica. Now I had two options: volunteer to build houses in a small town or open my own surf shop by the beach.
Choice 1 : Volunteer.
Choice 2 : My own shop.
I went back to Montreal to help my mother. Now I had to decide: find a job to support us or go back to university to continue my studies.
Choice 1 : Find a job.
Choice 2 : Back to university.
I needed to find a job. Now I had two options: work for Amazon or try to open my own sports store.
Choice 1 : work for company.
Choice 2 : Open my own company.
I was studying at Concordia University and enjoying it, but money was tight. My options were to finish my degree or leave to find a job.
Choice 1 : Get my degree.
Choice 2 : Go find a job.
I ended up working for Amazon in a repetitive, dead-end job. I hoped to climb the ladder, but months turned into years, and nothing changed. The long hours and lack of progress left me feeling depressed.
Choice 1 : Start again
I started my own company. It’s a lot of work, but I’m happy with how it’s going.
Choice 1 : Start again
I finished university, got my degree and eventually met my wife. We got married and everything started to fall into place.
Choice 1 : Start again
I found a job as a manager at a small tech company. It was a challenge at first, but I learned quickly, and now I have my own apartment.
Choice 1 : Start again
I enrolled in volunteering to build houses in a small town. But do I continue helping the community or try to build something of my own.
Choice 1 : Build my house.
Choice 2 : Continue helping.
I have my surf shop. Now, I’m thinking about whether to expand into a cafe or turn it into a surf school.
Choice 1 : Expand unto cafe.
Choice 2 : Expand unto surf school.
I expanded my surf shop into a cafe, and it’s doing really well. I have regular clients who come by often, and I love what I do.
Choice 1 : Start again
I expanded my surf shop into a surf school, but it didn’t go as planned. The business failed miserably, and I had to close it down.
Choice 1 : Start again
I decided to build my own house. Along the way, I met my wife, and we eventually had kids. Life felt complete.
Choice 1 : Start again
I continued volunteering to build houses and learned a lot about Costa Rican culture. It was hard work, but I learned a lot.
Choice 1 : Start again
I started my own fast-food business, but now I have to decide whether to keep growing the chain or step away because it becomes too hard.
Choice 1 : Open new restaurants.
Choice 2 : Quit to hard.
I started volunteering in Japan to learn the culture, but I had no money. I needed to decide whether to get a job or keep volunteering.
Choice 1 : Continue volunteering.
Choice 2 : Get a job.
I have a busy life running all the fast-food restaurants I own. Now I have to decide whether to keep them and stay busy or sell them and try to start a family.
Choice 1 : Busy life.
Choice 2 : sell.
Running my own business turned out to be too hard, so I quit. Now I have to decide if I move to another country and start fresh or stay in the country and live a peaceful live.
Choice 1 : Change country.
Choice 2 : Stay in the country.
The busy life of running these businesses has become too much. I’m burned out and unhappy. I’ve realized that money doesn’t buy happiness.
Choice 1 : Start again
I’m so happy I sold all of my businesses. Now, I have a big house, a wife, and two beautiful kids. Life is good.
Choice 1 : Start again
I decided to move to Brazil and live in the middle of the forest. It’s a lonely life, but very peaceful.
Choice 1 : Start again
I decided to live in the Okinawa forest. It’s a lonely life, but very peaceful.
Choice 1 : Start again
I found a woman I care about, but she wants to live in another city. Now I have to decide if I should move and live with her or stay in my city?
Choice 1 : Live in another city.
Choice 2 : Stay in the city.
I got a dead-end job in a warehouse and learned all the ins and outs. I’m hoping to move up the ladder someday.
Choice 1 : Start again
I moved to another city to live with my wife. We got married two years ago, take trips three times a year, and we now have a baby on the way.
Choice 1 : Start again
I decided to stay in the city, and my best friend moved in with me. I’m very happy, but sometimes I think about the girl I could have moved to in another city with.
Choice 1 : Start again
I’ve finished my degree in business management at Ahuntsic College Now I have to decide: should I go to HEC or study at a university abroad?
Choice 1 : HEC.
Choice 2 : University abroad.
I was sick and tired of studying, so I dropped out to pursue my dream of opening my own business. Now I had to choose between opening a restaurant or a clothing brand?
Choice 1 : Clothing brand.
Choice 2 : Restaurant.
After running my clothing brand successfully for years, I started wondering if I should continue expanding with new items or stop because it’s becoming too much work.
Choice 1 : Expand brand.
Choice 2 : Stop too much work.
I’ve had my restaurant for five years, and it’s been successful. I’m grateful, but now I had to decide if I sell it because I’m tired of always being in the restaurant or should I try to open more across the city?
Choice 1 : Keep.
Choice 2 : Sell.
I expanded my brand and moved to Miami. Now, I’m a multi-millionaire living the life I once dreamed of. I can thank the idea I had of opening my clothing line when I was 20 years old.
Choice 1 : Start again
After selling my clothing line, I decided to work in sales.
Choice 1 : Start again
I kept my restaurant and now own a few across Montreal. I have people managing them, and during the winter, I go down to my big house in Mexico. It was the best decision to keep them.
Choice 1 : Start again
After selling my restaurant for $5 million, I put most of it into investments, packed a bag, and went on a trip across Europe, searching for the next country to call home.
Choice 1 : Start again
I’m at HEC now, and I have an exam coming up. My friends are going out to party, but I need to study. Should I go with them or stay in and study?
Choice 1 : Study.
Choice 2 : Party.
I’m at the University of Maine now, and I have an exam coming up. My friends are going out to party, but I need to study. Should I go with them or stay in and study?
Choice 1 : Study.
Choice 2 : Party.
Everything went great, I passed all of my exams and now have my university degree in business management. Now I have to decide: should I find an internship at a company, or use my knowledge to open my own business?
Choice 1 : Internship.
Choice 2 : Use knock ledge.
I’m at a party having fun when someone offers me a drug. Do I take it or refuse it?
Choice 1 : Take it.
Choice 2 : refuse.
I found a job as a financial analyst in a bank, but it’s very boring. It feels like it’s going to be a long life, just patiently waiting for retirement.
Choice 1 : Start again
It was the worst idea ever. I tried opening my own business, but it failed miserably, and I’m $100k in debt.
Choice 1 : Start again
I took the pill and didn’t feel like myself. People said I was acting aggressively and that I made a serious mistake by behaving in a way I deeply regret. They said that I tried to sexual harass a girl.
Choice 1 : Start again
I refused the pill and ended up meeting someone that same night that works in the nightlife scene. We became friends, and together we created a business that grew into a multi million dollar success.
Choice 1 : Start again