My Life.
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Field Related Analysis
Education : 109 matches
(cegep, choice, classes, coach, courses, degree, diploma, don, down, failed, first, grades, high school, instructor, learned, management, motivation, options, school, social, student, test, testing, trainee, university, vocational)Paramedics : 36 matches
(accident, diploma, doctor, doctors, heart, heart attack, hospital, medical, sign, sleep, supervisor, surgery, trainee)Dance : 31 matches
(bridge, bump, check, lady, natural, number, out, position, recover, side, side by side, slow, social, together)Target Structure: (15 matches)
background check (1 match)
bias (1 match)
hinder (1 match)
if I were you (1 match)
in-depth (1 match)
ins-and-outs (1 match)
intern (1 match)
premium wage (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
test drive (1 match)
time management (1 match)
trainee (2 matches)
vacant positions (1 match)
wage (1 match)
If I were you (1 match)
My Life.
End of High School.
It was almost the end of high school, and I had no idea what to do next. I went to see the career counselor, and she showed me the different options that where available to me. These were the choices I had.
Choice 1 : Apply to CEGEP André-Grasset in Social Science.
Choice 2 : Apply to CEGEP Montmorency in Science.
Choice 3 : Go do a vocational studies diploma in automotive mechanics.
Apply to CEGEP André-Grasset in Social Science.
I decided to apply to CEGEP André-Grasset in Social Science, and I was accepted. After two sessions, I realized that I hated this program, and I had to make a choice:
Choice 1 : Finish my diploma.
Choice 2 : Drop out and change program.
Apply to CEGEP Montmorency in Science.
I wasn't a straight A's student, but I still managed to be accepted. The courses were hard, and I had to redo my time management to succeed. After my third session, I had to apply to university, but I wasn't sure if I wanted to become a doctor or an Engineer.
Choice 1 : Become a doctor.
Choice 2 : Become an engineer.
Go and Get a Vocational Study's Diploma in Automotive Mechanics.
I have always been passionate about cars, and this was finally the moment I could make a living out of the thing I like. One morning, I was with my friends in the garage, and the instructor brought us a brand-new sports car. When he left, one guy took the keys and asked me if I wanted to go for a test drive.
Choice 1 : Go for a drive.
Choice 2 : Refuse to go for a drive.
Finish My Diploma.
After two years of working hard, I got my diploma, and was ready to go to university. Unfortunately, I had no more motivation because I hated school, and going to university was going to be another 4 years of hard work in something that I don't like. Should I stick with this or should I quit?
Choice 1 : Finish my diploma as a lawyer.
Choice 2 : Drop out and change program.
Drop Out and Change Program.
It was time for me to make a change in my life, and do something that I actually liked.
Choice 1 : Go and get a vocational study's diploma in automotive mechanics.
Become a Doctor.
After ten years of university, I got my diploma as a medical doctor. I knew the human body in-depth, and I was ready to start working as an intern into a hospital. I applied to all of the hospital in my region, and I got accepted in two of them. Which one should I got to?
Choice 1 : Work at the St-Justine Hospital.
Choice 2 : Work at University of Montreal hospital centre.
Become an Engineer.
When I got my degree as an engineer, I went to work for a company named Lockheed Martin, which is a company that makes military aircraft. They did a background check on me to make sure I was not a spy, and I had to sign a confidentiality agreement. The human resources told me that there was two vacant positions, and that I had to make a choice.
Choice 1 : Work as an Aerospace Engineer.
Choice 2 : Work as a Propulsion Engineer.
Finish My Diploma as a Lawyer.
In my second year, my grades were really bad, and I hated classes, so I started skipping several of them. Because of that, I failed three classes, and I dropped out of university. In my free time, I started going to the gym, and I quickly became very fit and strong. After about one year and a half, I met a bodybuilder who was wiling to coach me. He told me that I should start taking steroids, and that it would help me with my progress. What should I do?
Choice 1 : Take Steroids.
Choice 2 : Refuse to Take Steroids.
Work at St-Justine Hospital.
Working at St-Justine hospital has changed me. Seeing a kid spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair because he felt on the ice or knowing that there is a kid with type 4 cancer in the room next to me breaks my heart every time. I couldn't sleep at night because I had nightmares, and I didn't know how long I could live like this. One night, I thought about suicide, but I wasn't sure if I should do it or not.
Choice 1 : Commit Suicide.
Choice 2 : Go to Sleep.
Work at University of Montreal Hospital Centre.
I've been working at the CHUM for over a year now, and it has been the best experience of my life. My colleagues have showed me the ins-and-outs of the job, and I have learned a lot since then. I also have been given a premium wage because I speak three languages. Because of that, I bought my dream car at the age of 30 years old, and all the time I spent studying has finally paid off.
Choice 1 : End of High School.
Work as an Aerospace Engineer.
My first few months as a trainee were excessively difficult because my boss was testing me to see if I was competent enough. He made me solve all kinds of problems, some of which were impossible, to hinder me, but I still passed the test. After that, he was kinder with me, and we became good friends afterwards. At the age of 62 years old, I retired, and I passed the torch to a young trainee named Melodie.
Choice 1 : End of High School.
Work as a Propulsion Engineer.
I was excited at first because designing objects that were flying at 5 times the speed of sound was a reel engineering challenge, but I quickly realized that my supervisor was bias towards me, and he gave me all the crappy work. One time, I spent fifteen days working on a little bolt that was then remove because it was not necessary. After 5 years, he was fired because he sexually harassed a woman with whom I was working. I was then offered his position, and when I accepted it, I met a beautiful lady. I started to flirt with her a little, but I wasn’t sure whether I should ask her out or not.
Choice 1 : Ask Her Out on a Date.
Choice 2 : Don't Ask Her Out on a Date.
Go for a Drive.
We got into the car, and he started to accelerate way above the speed limit. I told him to slow down, but he wouldn't. We were going at 150 km/h when he hit a bump on the road which caused the car to lose traction, and we spun into a traffic light pole. The last thing I saw before losing consciousness was flames all over my body. I could feel it burn my skin, but I couldn't get out because my seat belt was stuck. Ten days later was my funeral, my family was crying, but I was too late. I was already gone.
Choice 1 : End of High School.
Refuse to Go for a Drive.
I refused to go for a drive, and it was the best decision of my life. We learned, the next day, that both guys were pronounced dead following a high-speed car accident. The car burst into flames, and they couldn't get out in time. After that, I became a mechanic, and I opened my own tuning garage. Over the year, it has become the most renowned garage in Montreal, and I often tune Lamborghini and Ferrari.
Choice 1 : End of High School.
Take Steroids.
I've decided to take my coach's advice, and I started my first cycle on steroids. A year later was my first competition as a pro-bodybuilder. I finished second, and I was very disappointed in myself, so I decided to take more. Unfortunately, I had a heart attack, and the doctors couldn't revive me. If I were you, I would not make the mistake of taking steroids because they are way more dangerous than you think.
Choice 1 : End of High School.
Refuse to Take Steroids.
I refused his offer because I wanted to stay natural and healthy. I continued to go to the gym, and I opened a fitness account on Instagram. It quickly blew up, and I got a more than a million subscriber in my first year. I then created my own gym clothing brand, that I called Young LA. Today, this brand is worth more than 100 million dollars, and I am living my dream life.
Choice 1 : End of High School.
Commit Suicide.
I had written my letter, and I was walking towards the bridge when a young lady asked me if I was okay. I confessed everything to her, and she offered me some help. After talking to her, I felt much better, and she even gave me her number. We eventually fell in love with each other, and we got married. I spend the rest of my life with her, and we had two children named Sebastien and Normand.
Choice 1 : End of High School.
Go to Sleep.
This night, I didn’t do anything irreversible. The next day, I helped a 4-year-old girl recover from her heart surgery. This brought joy to my life, and it made me realise that not everything was bad about this job. I started focusing on the good side of this job, and 30 years later, I was still helping kids in a hospital.
Choice 1 : End of High School.
Ask Her Out on a Date.
We went on a few dates, and we got together shortly after. We lived a long and happy life side by side, and we had many kids.
Choice 1 : End of High School.
Don't Ask Her Out on a Date.
I was to shy to ask her out, so I never did. I spent the rest of my life working there, and I never got married or got any kids. I died in my house with no one by my side.
Choice 1 : End of High School.
