Word count: 1673
Choice count: 33
Section count: 21
Image count: 17
Error count: 0
Field Related Analysis
Education : 96 matches
(choice, class, classes, college, compensation, continuing, don, elementary school, failed, first, grades, high school, homework, learn, learning, level, private, school, semester, skills, specific, student, teachers, university, vacation)Law : 24 matches
(case, child, children, compensation, death, draft, fact, government, injury, marine, offer, office, private, rehabilitation)Chemistry : 22 matches
(physical, science, section)Target Structure: (28 matches)
background check (1 match)
come in handy (1 match)
compensation (2 matches)
deterring (1 match)
drawback (2 matches)
foot in the door (1 match)
invaluable (1 match)
learn the ropes (2 matches)
maddening (1 match)
more often (1 match)
office politics (1 match)
overwhelmed (1 match)
compensation package (1 match)
pension (1 match)
premium wage (1 match)
pull off (1 match)
pulling off (1 match)
purpose (1 match)
put aside (1 match)
retirement (9 matches)
straight a's (2 matches)
more often than not (1 match)
wage (6 matches)
withholding (1 match)
ingrained (1 match)
threats (1 match)
volunteering (8 matches)
abroad (7 matches)
In elementary school, I was pulling off straight A's in every class. I never did homework at home because I was doing them in my school hours. When I finished my my elementary school journey, I had to choose between continues playing high level hockey or favor school.
Choice 1 : High Level Hockey
Choice 2 : Favor School.

I played hockey in a high level. However, the drawback was that I put aside my learning. In my last game, someone hit me in threats of injured myself. After this injury, I had to choose between working hard and continues to play in a high level of hockey or to apply at college in science.
Choice 1 : Play high level hockey.
Choice 2 : Apply to college in science.
My parents ingrained in me that school is more important. After my second year, I didn't love it. I started to deterring myself and withholding my emotions. I got sucked up in a depression in my last two high school years. After those years, I had to choose to go at college in science or start a full-time job.
Choice 1 : Apply to college in science.
Choice 2 : Apply to a full-time job.
I am working hard to be better day after day. In purpose to get draft in the NHL. Because of these workouts, I'm getting tired and overwhelmed when the scouts were there. Unfortunately, I didn't get drafted.
Choice 1 : Didn't got drafted.
I apply at Granby College in science. In my first semester, it didn't perform like I expected. In fact, I failed three classes on seven in the semester. Those were the specific classes of science. In this case, I had to choose between dropping out science and apply to Physcial Rehabilitation to Sherbrooke College, or doing an extra year in science and finish in this program.
Choice 1 : Apply to Physical Rehabilitation at Sherbrooke College.
Choice 2 : Finish my science program.
I try to apply in many companies that was searching employee. Only one call me back, and was the IGA grocery. I work in the fruits and vegetables section. I was working forty hours a week on five days of working. Sometimes, it was during the evening, but that pissed me off. I was earning a low wage, and I needed more. I asked my boss for a better wage, and a better schedule, but nothing change. I was in a foot in the door job, without being able to have compensation. Should I go volunteering abroad, or searching for another full-time job?
Choice 1 : Go volunteering abroad.
Choice 2 : Apply to another full-time job.
In this maddening event, I was in a dead-end position. More often than not, the people that is not drafted are trying to draft the next year, but I need to go back to college or start working in a full-time job.
Choice 1 : Apply to college in science.
Choice 2 : Apply to a full-time job.
I went to Europe, working in smalls' stables in exchange for having a place to sleep and something to eat. I wasn't earning any wage, only a bed and some food. It was nice to be able to visit a lot of country during my days off. It was an invaluable opportunity for me, and I'm happy that I experience it. I learn new skills and languages. I made new friends as well. Now, I have to choose if I'm coming back working in a full-time job in Quebec, or I'm continuing to volunteering abroad.
Choice 1 : Come back working in a full-time job.
Choice 2 : Go volunteering abroad again.
At the moment of searching a new job, my friend offer me to go work with him in his job. It was an exterior landscaping company. I automatically accept it because it was all I was searching for. Be able to work outside, and be able to have fun during my working shifts. Also, I got a compensation package because of my good background check. I work in this company for the rest of my working years, and now, I'm taking my retirement.
Choice 1 : Taking my retirement.
I doubled my efforts to complete this program. During those years, I asked for a lot of help and come in handy for me. I stop my student works to be able to have more time for my homework. I did some extra works to understand the classes, I asked a lot of questions at my teachers. Those years were hard, but I'm now graduating of college. I'm now applying to University in Physical Therapist.
Choice 1 : Apply in Physical Therapy at University.
I just graduated, and heading off to work. I'm searching for a job in this career, but two opportunity came to me. Working in a private clinic or working in a public clinic. What should I choose.
Choice 1 : Work in a private clinic.
Choice 2 : Work in a public clinic.
I studied three years in this program and outperform. My three years in Physical Rehabilitation helps me a lot, and was able to pull off straight A's, even in the most difficult classes. I'm now graduating, and I need to choose if I'm going to work in a private clinic, public clinic, or doing a mastery in sports therapist in Trois-Rivières.
Choice 1 : Work in a private clinic.
Choice 2 : Work in a public clinic.
Choice 3 : Make a mastery in sports therapist.
I'm working in a small clinic. At the interview, I negotiated my salary and my schedule with my boss, and I am happy with that. I have my liberty of expression, and my boss isn't doing office politics. I am in good terms with each of my colleagues, and it's easy for me to call sick if I can't come to work. I work there for the rest of my working years, and I am now retiring.
Choice 1 : Taking my retirement.
I am working in a hospital in the postoperative section. My boss is the Quebec government, and I'm earning a fixed wage. I have a fixed schedule. The drawback of the public, is that you can't really choose what you want to do. I work there for the rest of my working years, and now, I am taking my retirement.
Choice 1 : Taking my retirement.
I did my one year mastery in sports therapist and now, I am working with the Montreal Canadiens NHL team. I am the physical trainer of the players. Now that I am part of the team, I can watch every single game and talk with the players that I was admiring since my young' ages. I work there for the rest of my working year, and I'm now taking my retirement.
Choice 1 : Taking my retirement.
I return to Quebec, and apply to a stable. I had the job, and a premium wage because of my volunteering abroad. I was talking four languages, and learn the ropes in Europe, where they are the masters in stable. I work there for the rest of my working year, and now, I am retiring.
Choice 1 : Taking my retirement.
After volunteering in stable, I search a new way to go volunteering. In Italy, they were searching someone in the marine. I went to Italy, and ask if I could have the job without a wage. Only to learn the ropes, visiting countries, and having something to eat and a place to sleep. They accept without hesitation. I stayed in the marine for the rest of my life. I died in a tropical storm.
Choice 1 : Start again.
I have now finished my working years. I am currently 68 years old, and have a beautiful life. I have to beautiful children, and those have children too. I am now hesitating if I'm going to live the rest of my life in another country where it's hot and beautiful, or I am staying here, in Quebec, and visiting a lot of country. What should I choose?
Choice 1 : Live in another country.
Choice 2 : Stay here and travelling.
I went to live in the Bahamas, where I spend all of my days to play golf, going on the beach and relaxing. I don't see my child a lot anymore, but they come see me sometimes during the school break. I stay there until my death in a tsunami following a hurricane.
Choice 1 : Start again.
I decided to do a world tour with my economies and my pension. Now that I don't have the drive or work, I can a lot more relaxed, and bring my grandchild on vacation all around the world. I was happy until my last day on Earth, where I have died of old age at 99 years old.
Choice 1 : Start again.
My last year was not great. I am now in a technique where I love what I'm studying. I started this program with a lot of work, and I was having good grades. I complete my three years of this program without complications, and I now have the choice to start working has a physiotherapy technologist or to apply in Physical Therapist at university.
Choice 1 : Work as a physiotherapy technologist.
Choice 2 : Apply in Physical Therapy at University.