The-future-path

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Lili Beauregard

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Word count: 1130

Choice count: 19

Section count: 13

Image count: 13

Error count: 1

Field Related Analysis

Education : 55 matches

(ability, choice, classes, college, degree, don, field, first, goal, grades, high school, learned, school, semester, social, university)

Web development : 19 matches

(close, common, field, open, position, read, return, stop)

Dance : 15 matches

(around the world, close, couple, figure, lady, out, position, replace, social)

Target Structure: (3 matches)

maddening (1 match)

wage (1 match)

volunteer (1 match)

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The-future-path

The end of High school.

It finally was the end of five long years of High school. I learned a lot of things, I made a lot of friends, but it was time to start a new chapter of my life. The problem was that I had to decide what to do for my future career, and I didn't know exactly what I wanted to do. Since the last year of High school, I was interested in the psychology field. I wasn't sure because I needed money to pay for college studies. Here I am, trying to figure out either I apply to college or find a job to make money.

Choice 1 : Apply to college in Social Science.

Choice 2 : Find a part-time job.

High school

Apply to college in Social Science.

I got accepted at the college I wanted. After my first semester in psychology, I started to like college life. I made some friends and the classes are really interesting. It wasn't as maddening as I thought. However, I haven't studied much during this time. I didn't get the grades I wanted. I thought maybe college isn't made for me right now. But I really wanted to do something useful of my life. Either I study more than before and continue my program or stop all this and do something else.

Choice 1 : Study and continue my program.

Choice 2 : Stop and do something else.

Students

Find a part-time job.

At the beginning of summer, I found a really nice job at a spa close to my home. I am a receptionist, and I get a great wage for it. My coworkers were actually nice to me, and we have a lot in common. I was working around 30 hours per week, and I could also manage my availabilities. When I started to work there, I realized something was offed with my boss. I was curious, but I didn't want to be involved in his personal life. Either I say nothing about it or talk to him to know what's going on.

Choice 1 : Say nothing about it.

Choice 2 : Talk to my boss.

Workplace

Study and continue my program.

I decided to study and continue in the same field and focused on my goal for the future. I started my last year of psychology, and I loved what I accomplished. I was able to time managed everything to avoid being late in my work. I had good grades, and I got time to see my family. But now, I have to think about what am I going to do after college. I thought about lots of possibilities and things I would like to do. Either I go right away at university or travel.

Choice 1 : Finish my studies at university.

Choice 2 : Travel.

Psychology

Stop and do something else.

I decided to stop my studies. I lived at my parents' house, and I didn't even have a job. I didn't want to have a career because college is so boring.

Choice 1 : Start again

Home

Finish my studies at university.

I applied to a great university with the best psychology program. I really wanted to go there, and I'm stressed because I don't know if they will accept me. To change my mind, I needed to do something. I was thinking about going camping or stay at home and read some books.

Choice 1 : Go camping.

Choice 2 : Stay at home and read.

University

Say nothing about it.

After a couple of months doing this job, my boss was great and came to the spa regularly. He sympathized with his employees and told that we were all doing an excellent job. Two weeks later, I retired. The problem is that there was nobody to replace him. Somebody had to take his position. I was stressed. Should I volunteer to take it or leave it to somebody else?

Choice 1 : Take the position.

Choice 2 : Leave it to someone else.

Talk to my boss.

The next day, he came to the spa. I was nervous. I told him that I realized something off with him, and that I was worried about him. He told me to mind my own's business, otherwise, I was fired. I insisted, and he told me to take my things, and leave. I was frustrated, didn't know what to say. But I left, and lost my job.

Choice 1 : Start again

Travel.

I wanted to travel around the world. I started to go to Europe. I met a lot of people who was really nice to me. For two years, I lived there. I also decided to study here. Psychology program in Europe was so interesting. And I did it after three years. I got my degree, and found a place to work.

Choice 1 : GOOD JOB!!

Travel

Go camping.

My sister and I did a long road trip only to go camping while I waited for the letter from the university. We bought enough food to survive in the woods. When we return home, a letter was waiting on my desk. I ran to open it. I got accepted at university. Now, I had to pack my things to be ready for moving. I found a place to stay while I finished my school's years.

Choice 1 : GOOD JOB!!

Camping

Stay at home and read.

While I was at home, I took time for myself and read books I didn't have time to read to change my mind. I cooked, cleaned the house, and after a week, I received a letter to tell me that my demand got declined because I didn't get enough ability to enter this program.

Choice 1 : Find a job instead

Take the position.

I volunteered to take my boss' position. After five years, everything was perfect. I got a salary increase, I had a company, and I could take day off every time. We did some renovation to the building, and make it look new. We also have more customers than before. All the employees loved their job, and I also had to hire new people. This is my life now!

Choice 1 : GOOD JOB!!

Renovation

Leave it to someone else.

I decided to not take the position because I want to go to college. I had plans that I wanted to achieve. A couple weeks later, a lady was hired to do this job. But she wasn't receptive enough. She told me that I needed to work more and be focused about the job. I was surprised. I told her that I don't want to work here anymore. I decided that it was time to go to school, and do something else, other than working.

Choice 1 : Go to school