Word count: 1130
Choice count: 21
Section count: 16
Image count: 15
Error count: 2
Field Related Analysis
Education : 52 matches
(advanced, choice, coach, down, evaluation, failed, failure, first, goals, learn, learned, management, pilot, reader, reward, skills, training)Tourism : 40 matches
(air, airline, airlines, benefits, bias, client, coach, control, environment, flight, flight attendant, luxury, night flight)Business : 26 matches
(benefits, client, clients, financial, management, money, motivate, opportunity, partnership, promotion, salary)Target Structure: (16 matches)
bias (1 match)
drawbacks (1 match)
dread (1 match)
getting sucked up in (1 match)
in-depth (1 match)
ins-and-outs (1 match)
learn the ropes (1 match)
maddening (1 match)
overwhelmed (1 match)
pull off (1 match)
purpose (1 match)
put aside (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
though (3 matches)
thoughtful (1 match)
time management (2 matches)
Since I was young, I always had a passion for planes. I watched the sky for hours just to watch them pass imagining I was in it. While growing up, I started to like training, and I developed a big interest about nutrition. Right now, I am debating, though, if I want to be a dietitian or flight attendant. I know that good time management will be important in both careers.
Choice 1 : Become a dietitian.
Choice 2 : Become a flight attendant.

When I started to work at a place called Diet Plus, I noticed that my coworker was always getting sucked up in some drama about financial problem because he was known to be good in this subject. However, he didn't want to be involved and would frequently put it all is anger on me to feel better.
Choice 1 : Stay and make changes.
Choice 2 : Go to find another job.
I was on a long night flight. Suddenly, a family called me because their child went missing on the plane. The mother was crying. I went down the hall to search every row, but he was nowhere to be found. I started panicking, but I reminded myself that it was impossible that he was not on the plane. We found him later in the cabinet with the two pilots.
Choice 1 : Change Airline.
Choice 2 : Become a pilot.
I decided to stay and make changes at my job. So, I communicated to my coworker and set clear boundaries about my role. It was uncomfortable at first, but it slowly improved each day. Now, I feel like I'm ready to start my own cabinet to become an independent dietitian.
Choice 1 : Start again
I finally decided to find another job because I realized there were some drawbacks and even some bias at my workplace. I decided to become a fitness coach because I loved helping others improve. One time, my client refused to follow the plan correctly and blamed me for slow results. It was frustrating and stressful. I tried my best to motivate him, but the problem continued.
Choice 1 : Stop working with that client.
Choice 2 : I became the best fitness coach in the world.
I decided to change Airline after this stressful situation. I wanted a safer and more professional environment. I went with the most luxurious Airline ever made. At first, it was difficult to adapt to the new rules and coworkers and learned the ins-and-outs. However, I felt more confident and supported.
Choice 1 : Promotion opportunity.
Choice 2 : Training failure.
One time, I wanted more responsibility and intensity in my job. I became a pilot. The training was long and very challenging. It was my first real flight without an attendant and, I felt overwhelmed by m side. I was so exited but so nervous. When I took off, I lost control in the air. I crashed the plane and we all died despite my training.
Choice 1 : start again
I decided to stop working with that client. It was a difficult decision, but I needed to protect my professional reputation. I felt guilty at first, but also relieved. Over time, I focused on motivated clients, which helped. Yet, I still wonder if I could have handled the situation differently.
Choice 1 : Start again
I became the best fitness coach in the world though strong time management and hard work. I helped my clients get straight A's in their fitness goals. It was sometimes maddening, though I stayed thoughtful and focused. I managed to pull off great results. Even when challenge came, I never put aside my passion for coaching.
Choice 1 : Start again
I was working in a luxurious airline when I received a promotion opportunity. The position came with premium salary and exclusive benefits. I quickly became extremely rich, traveling the world and living a luxury lifestyle. Even thought the job was demanding, I stayed focused and kept improving my skills every day.
Choice 1 : Quit my job and buy a villa.
Choice 2 : I became the person with the biggest partnership linked to luxury airlines in the world.
I had just joined a luxurious airline after changing companies, and felt confident. However, during my advanced training, I made a serious mistake. I struggled to learn the ropes of the new procedures and failed an important evaluation. It was frustrating and unexpected. I realized I needed to work harder if I wanted to succeed in this new environment.
Choice 1 : Start again
After getting my promotion and working on it for years, I decided to quit my job. I had earned so much money that I didn't need to work anymore. I bought a huge villa by the ocean and started living a luxury life. I finally had time to relax and enjoy everything I had achieved. It was a reward for all my work and purpose.
Choice 1 : I became homeless.
After my promotion in the luxurious airline, I decided to expand my influence in the industry. I built strong connections and invested my money wisely. Over time, I became the person with the biggest partnership linked to luxury airlines in the world. The process was complex, but I studied in-depth and made decisions that increased my success.
Choice 1 : Start again
Since I was so rich, I didn't mind spending my money. But at some point, I spent a lot more than I expected. I bought myself fast cars, expensive animals like dogs, tiger, exotic animals, I also bought myself a yacht and many many other expensive things and services. I went into dept so fast that I couldn't make it for it. Sadly, I became homeless.
Choice 1 : Going back to live with my parents.
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After losing everything, I had no choice but to back and live with my parents. I had become homeless, and it was a difficult moment in my life. I felt a lot of dread thinking about my situation. However, my parents supported me, and I slowly started rebuilding my life step by step.
Choice 1 : Start again