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Field Related Analysis
Education : 84 matches
(academic, choice, class, classes, college, diploma, don, down, failed, failing, field, first, graduate, high school, knowledge, learn, learned, learning, management, motivation, school, skills, social, students, university)Archaeology : 33 matches
(agency, class, community, culture, exchange, her, here, keep, plan, section, study, till)Business : 30 matches
(business, businesses, exchange, loan, management, meeting, money, sales)Target Structure: (10 matches)
come in handy (1 match)
fulfillment (1 match)
internship (4 matches)
lack of (1 match)
retirement (1 match)
worthwhile (1 match)
volunteer (5 matches)
volunteers (1 match)
volunteering (2 matches)
abroad (14 matches)
It was the end of high school. I was so tired of school already. I wasn't sure what to do next. Nevertheless, two choices were available to me: apply to Ahuntsic College and study Business Management or apply to Montmorency College and study Fire Safety Techniques.
Choice 1 : Fire Safety Techniques.
Choice 2 : Business Management Techniques.

After 3 and a half years of hard work, ups and downs and some small failures, I finally graduated from college and have my diploma in Fire safety. Now, I can become the firefighter I always wanted to become.
Choice 1 : continue this path.
Choice 2 : Business Management Techniques.
After graduating from Business Management at Ahuntsic College, I'm faced with an important decision. I can stay here and complete an internship to provide valuable skills and expertise, or I can volunteer abroad, explore a new culture, and make a difference in a community.
Choice 1 : Do an internship.
Choice 2 : Do some volunteer abroad.
I decided to do the internship, thinking it would help me grow. But soon after I started, I realized It wasn't what I expected. The work was boring, and I wasn't learning anything new. Most of the days felt long and unproductive, and I started to lose motivation. It turned out to be a disappointing experience. After this experience, I realized that it wasn't meant for me. Now I can either stay and get a job in this boring lifestyle or I can quit and find something that I like.
Choice 1 : Business Management Techniques.
I choose to volunteer abroad, and it turned out to be one of the best experiences of my life. I met incredible people, discovered new places, and it felt like I was truly making a difference. Every day brought something new to learn and made me see the world in a different way. It was an unforgettable journey that helped me grow in ways I never expected. Presently, I can either become a social worker or study abroad in the same field.
Choice 1 : becoming a social worker.
Choice 2 : Studing abroad.
After I finished volunteering abroad, I decided to become a social worker. I thought I could really help people. But the job was harder than I expected. There were too many cases, not enough support, and I felt like I was failing the people I wanted to help. In the end, I had to leave. It broke my heart, but I couldn't keep going.
Choice 1 : Do some volunteer abroad.
After I finished volunteering abroad, I decided to study abroad too. I wanted to keep learning and exploring new cultures. At first, it was scary being so far from home, but I met amazing people and grew in ways I never expected. I learned a lot--not just in class, but about myself. In the end, it was one of the best decisions I have ever made. Should I add apply to a university in a country I fell in love with or should find a normal job back in my home country.
Choice 1 : Apply to university.
Choice 2 : Find a job.
After studying abroad, I decided to apply to a university in France where I met someone and immediately fell in love with her, her name was Anna. The city felt like the right place for my next step. At first, balancing school and a new relationship was challenging, being together made everything worthwhile. The more I settled into my studies, the more I realized that this decision both for my future and for the connection I had been exactly where I was meant to be. Unfortunately, the relationship started to become more complicated as my academic responsibilities grow. I wanted to prioritize my relationship but also focus on my career and studies.
Choice 1 : prioritize my relatiohship.
Choice 2 : Focus on my study.
After studying abroad and graduate from university abroad, I retuned to my home country and found a job as an administrative assistant, hoping it would bring stability and fulfillment. But as the days went on, I couldn't shake the feeling of being stuck. I miss exploring new places, meeting people from different cultures. The routine of my new job felt boring. I could either stay here till I retired or start my own business.
Choice 1 : stay there till I retired.
Choice 2 : start my own business.
I wanted to keep helping people that is why I chose to stay as a firefighter. The job was hard, but I gave it my all. One day, I ran into a burning building to save lives - and never made it out. I died doing something I believed in, even if it meant I never got to see the world again.
Choice 1 : High school.
After studying abroad, I took a job as an administrative assistant back home. I stayed there until I retired. Life was stable, but I always missed the feeling of exploring the world. Sometimes, I wonder what could've been.
Choice 1 : Find a job.
I couldn't keep up anymore at my job so, I decided to leave and start my own businesses, cultural exchange programs. I started a small agency that helps students or volunteers go abroad, organizing trips... Since I have lived it, I know how it works and how powerful it can be.
Choice 1 : take a big loan.
Choice 2 : use my own saving.
So, I decided to do what I am thought was the better option, and it was focusing on my relationship. I started putting my relationship above everything else, even my studies. Turn out to be the worst idea cause not only did I failed all of my classes but lost someone I love because she decided to cheat on. I shouldn't have prioritized my relation over my studies.
Choice 1 : Apply to university.
Things my have gotten serious between us, but I knew that my studies were more important in the end I choose to focus on my studies.
Choice 1 : Find a job.
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I went all in with a big loan, thinking my business will be a big success from the start, but I rushed in too fast. I didn't plan sales or delays. Soon the money ran low, and eventually, I had to shut everything down. I lost everything and was left with debt and disappointment.
Choice 1 : start my own business.
I decided not to risk a loan. Instead, I used my savings. It wasn't easy at first, but I stayed patient and slowly my business grew my business didn't just survive it took off. Many people wanted to be hired by me especially someone that caught my eye, but I don't know if I should hire someone that I want to be a relationship with or not.
Choice 1 : hire the person.
Choice 2 : not hiring her.
I decided to hire her. She had the skills, and we had a natural connection. We managed to keep a good relationship while being coworkers, and it was great. Now that I am getting older, I want to start a family. My business is doing well but, I don't know if it would be smart to do that.
Choice 1 : Propose to her.
Choice 2 : focus on the business.
I didn't risk It so, I decided to not hire her and hired someone else. The worst mistakes ever, The new person I hired was missing knowledge. The person caused my business downfall because of her lack of skills. As weeks passed I realized my mistakes, I choose the wrong person.
Choice 1 : use my own saving.
I decided to propose to her and start a family. Being a businessman, and managing a family was hard at first but with the help of my now wife everything went well, and we manage to live a happy life at home and at work. It was the best decision I have ever made.
Choice 1 : High school.
I didn't want to take any risk, and I decided It was better to wait later for marriage, and kids. My girlfriend understood at first but got impatient when years went on. After 3 years, I still didn't want to start a family. She asked if it continued to be like this, and I told her It might. She quickly left me weeks later, and I felt devastated. I knew I made the wrong choice.
Choice 1 : hire the person.
Choice 2 : Retire.
You have worked long enough. You decided to retire. You will enjoy retirement. The money you made will come in handy in the future.
Choice 1 : Start again