My choice of career.

My college years are coming to an end. Throughout the year, I had a lot of questions about what I should do after graduating. I was perplexed because having a health business was very appealing to me but my big dream since I was a child was to continue dancing. Should I choose to be a dance teacher or start my wellness business?

Choice 1 : Choose the wellness business.

Choice 2 : Choose dancing.

Choose the wellness business.

I chose to start my Arbonne business! I entered the business, and now I make money with it. I get paid premium wage depending on how many things I sell. It is very fun to be able to change people's lives, and everything is going so smoothly. For the first week, I was considered a trainee on-the-job-training. We had free training online but suddenly, my Wi-Fi crashed during my first big presentation.

Choice 1 : Test the connection and try to reconnect.

Choice 2 : Use your mobile data.

Choose dancing.

I had always dreamed of becoming a dance teacher because dancing made me feel confident and alive. It's a good way of expressing my emotions how I feel without talking. My goal is to inspire other people and prepare them for competitions while helping them believe in themselves, I created my dance studio and started teaching young dancers every afternoon. At first, I felt nervous Because the students were energetic and difficult to control. It was also hard to know which category fits the best for the best dancer. But I prepared choreography and organized rehearsals every day. One afternoon, a student named lily landed badly after a jump and injured her knee. The class became silent, and everyone looked worried. I had to react quickly.

Choice 1 : Continue the rehearsal while lily takes a break.

Choice 2 : Stop the rehearsal and help the student.

Test the connection and try to reconnect.

The connection is still not working. I tried multiples times to join the meeting, but I can't get in since my Wi-Fi is off. I missed the call and couldn't participate or learn important things.I don't know anybody on the call, so I can't ask them for the notes they took during the meeting. Now I look unprofessional.

Choice 1 : Start over.

Use your mobile data.

I switched to my mobile data, and the call loaded instantly. I rejoined as quickly as I could, apologized for the interruption, and caught up on what I missed. Even though the Wi-Fi issue threw everything off for a moment, I made sure I didn't fall behind and stayed focus for the rest of the meeting. Soon after, my dad heard me talking about this new business and told me to stop working for Arbonne. He thought I was getting scammed and kept discouraging me.

Choice 1 : Give up and stop working.

Choice 2 : Don't listen and continue working.

Continue the rehearsal while lily takes a break.

The injured student felt left out and not supported. Her injury hindered her ability to dance. She ended up quitting the course, and she never came back to the studio.

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Stop the rehearsal and help the student.

I stopped the rehearsal and helped lily. I placed ice on her knee and called her parents. The other students understood and respected my decision. Seeing me care about their safety made them more confident with me A week later, the dance show finally arrived. The students wore costumes, practiced backstage and tried not to stress. Suddenly, the music system stopped working minutes before the performance.

Choice 1 : Cancel the performance.

Choice 2 : Stay calm and fix the problem.

Give up and stop working.

Even though it was my dream to become successful and independent, I slowly lost confidence in myself. I felt disappointed because I gave up on something I truly cared about. It taught me that following a dream can be difficult when people around you do not support you. It also showed me the importance of believing in myself, and making decisions based on my own goals instead of fear or pressure from others.

Choice 1 : Start over.

Don't listen and continue working.

I decided to keep working on my business even if my family doubted me. More often than not, I learned new skills like communication, marketing, and leadership. However, balancing my business, school, and my personal life became very stressful. I sometimes felt exhausted from trying to do everything at once and got sucked up in too many things.

Choice 1 : Try to balance everything to make it work.

Choice 2 : Prioritize school.

Try to balance everything to make it work.

I learned how to organize my time better and balance school, my business, and my personal life. It was not always easy, but I stayed determined and worked hard every day. Slowly, my Arbonne business started growing, and my grades stayed good too. I felt proud because I proved to myself that I could follow my dream while still succeeding in school by managing my time. I'm happy that everything worked.

Choice 1 : Start over.

Prioritize school.

I decided to focus more on school because the stress became overwhelming. I felt sad about putting my business aside, but I knew education was important for my future. Even if I stopped working on my Arbonne business for now, I set aside the skills and the experience I gained, and I knew I could always try again later in life.

Choice 1 : Start over.

Cancel the performence.

I canceled the performance because of stress and technical problems. The lack of music was a too big problem for us to continue the show. The spectators are not happy and want their money back. The students also felt disappointed and sad, since they had practice for mouths.

Choice 1 : start over.

Stay calm and fix the problem.

I stayed calm and call the technicians for help. While they pull off their work, I motivated my students and practiced breathing exercises with them, so they wouldn't panic. The music finally worked again, and the students performed on stage. During the routine in front of the spectators, one dancer forgot a part of the choreography and looked frightened.

Choice 1 : Encourage the dancer to continue smiling and finishing her routine.

Choice 2 : Tell her to get off-stage.

Encourage the dancer to continue smiling and finishing her routine.

I encouraged the dancer to continue smiling and following the other students. Slowly, she regained confidence and finished the routine successfully. The audience applauded loudly. After the show, the students celebrated together and thanked me for supporting them during stressful moments.

Choice 1 : Start over.

Tell her to get off-stage.

She ran off-stage feeling embarrassed in front of everyone. She's now traumatized and cried for the rest of the night repeating herself she will never dance again.

Choice 1 : Start over.