End of high school.

After all these years, I'm finally done with high school! Should I go in Social Sciences or Natural Sciences?

Choice 1 : Social Sciences.

Choice 2 : Natural Sciences.

Social Sciences.

I got accepted, and I completed my DEC, which was an amazing three years. But now, I have a big decision to make, should I go in cognitive sciences or law?

Choice 1 : Neuropsychology.

Choice 2 : Law.

Natural Sciences.

I had to do a little more work because I had trouble, but I'm finally done. Should I try to go in the health sector or in programming?

Choice 1 : Health.

Choice 2 : Programming.

Neuropsychology.

I got straight A's to finally get accepted and had a lot of fun while having some stressful moments. I now completed my baccalaureate and my doctorate with some difficulties. Now that my studies are completed, should I apply to be a cognitive neuropsychologist or clinical neuropsychologist?

Choice 1 : Clinical neuropsychologist.

Choice 2 : Cognitive neuropsychologist.

Law.

I am now done with university in law and passed everything flawlessly. Should I now go to become a notary or a lawyer?

Choice 1 : Notary.

Choice 2 : Lawyer.

Notary.

I am now a Notary, at first this job seemed quite alright, but the more time passed, the more this felt like a dead end job for me.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Lawyer.

I am now a lawyer in a private firm, which is excellent! A few years later, my boss offered me either do go and become a judge or to stay as a lawyer, what should I pick?

Choice 1 : Become a judge.

Choice 2 : Not become a judge.

Health.

I got wait listed, but by a miracle, I got accepted! I put all of my efforts and money into my studies, and it turned out to be worth it. I am oscillating between being a clinician and a neurologist, what should I do?

Choice 1 : Clinician.

Choice 2 : Neurologist.

Programming.

I easily got accepted in programming, but passing my classes during university was something different, I still made it out and now here comes my choice for my future job. Should I go work for a big company or should I create an application by myself with some friends?

Choice 1 : Work for a big company.

Choice 2 : Create my own app.

Drop out.

I decided to put aside school, but I don't know what to do anymore.The choices I have is either to go back to school or to try and go to the professional level of volleyball.

Choice 1 : Go back to school.

Choice 2 : Try to become a professional volleyball player.

Clinical neuropsychologist.

Now that I am a clinical neuropsychologist, I help people daily and enjoy my job most of the time. Unfortunately, the mental charge of the work forced me to retire earlier than what I planned.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Cognitive neuropsychologist.

This is the best job I could ever want! I do a lot of research and learn a lot while being able to unleash all my creativity, and I can even work from home more often than not. Concerning my research, I'm wondering whether I should post my research or keep them to myself, what do I do?

Choice 1 : Post my research.

Choice 2 : Not post my research.

Clinician.

I am now clinician in a private clinic. The job is great, but I would like to try social media about great health habits. Should retire early and become a social media influencer or simply stay at the clinic?

Choice 1 : Become an influencer.

Choice 2 : Keep working at the clinic.

Neurologist.

I have become a neurologist, and I have a premium wage while having a purpose, which is to help people. What more could I wish for! A few years later, I am able to retire early thanks to the fact that I put my assets in the right place.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Work for a big company.

Game over! I end up sadly living the rest of my life in a dead-end job, and later, I get fired because the company doesn't need me, they have AIs. Try again.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Create my own app.

I decide to pursue my dream and create an app about health and statistics for a better lifestyle. Should I release the app or perfect it for it not to have any bugs?

Choice 1 : Hurry up with the app.

Choice 2 : Take my time.

Try to become a professional volleyball player.

I saved money, so I could join a volleyball club, but my budget is going to be tight. Should I get a part-time at the same time or should I risk it all and go all in for volleyball?

Choice 1 : Dedicate myself completely for volleyball.

Choice 2 : Work part-time while playing volleyball.

Go back to school.

I decide to go back to school, so now I'm back at zero.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Post my research.

I decided to take my courage in both hands and post my research online and write a book that contains info about my research. Later, my book helped many people to learn neuropsychology and my name gets recognized all over the world. I retire with a lot of money and have kids which will have the best education thanks to the book's revenue.The only drawback is that every time I go outside, people come up to me and ask me to sign their book.This is an amazing ending.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Not post my research.

I decide to keep my research to myself, not knowing if publicly releasing them would've been beneficial to me or not. I spend the rest of my life normally. I end up retiring with a neutral ending.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Become a judge.

I thought this would be a better job for me, but I was wrong. Because mental health started to deter and the harsh office politics I got sucked up in, I was forced to unfortunately retire and go find a small part-time job to earn a little bit of money. Game over.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Dedicate myself completely for volleyball.

The fact that I didn't have to stress over time management because I had all the time to improve, it made me way better, and a few years later, I was able to pull off the impossible, and I got accepted on the national team of Canada for volleyball and later retired with enough money to live comfortably. This is a great ending.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Work part-time while playing volleyball.

Because of the lack of time, I experienced burnout, and my performance changed at the practices, which lead to me getting kicked out. Game over.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Not become a judge.

I kept my place as a lawyer, and it was quite alright. I still felt the drive of work, and I also had interesting cases. Neutral ending.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Hurry up with the app.

I quickly checked if there were any bugs, and as soon as that was done, the app was released. A few weeks later, the app didn't gain any success, so it was all for nothing. It was very maddening, but I got over it, and I later spent the rest of my years being a lifeguard up until retirement. Game over.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Take my time.

My friends and I decided to withhold the release date by an additional year to fully complete the app and promote it online.The hype was insane, and as soon as it released, the app was a big success. We made a lot of money and invested even more on our app, being in the top 10 most sold apps on the play store and helping a huge number of people. This is an amazing ending.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Become an influencer.

I decide to test my luck and create accounts on many platforms, with my main objective being talking about health and helping people with their lifestyles, like I used to do at my job. A few years of hard work later, I became extremely popular, which made me overwhelm with joy, and got to know many famous people like Paul Saladino and Bryan Johnson with whom I had invaluable conversations with. Because I retired early, I got a lot of time for myself and my kids. This is a great ending.

Choice 1 : End of high school.

Keep working at the clinic.

I decide not to change my lifestyle, and it's completely fine. I love my job, and end up working at the clinic but part-time after retiring because I missed the drive of work. Neutral ending.

Choice 1 : End of high school.