The ways my life could have takes.

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Claudia Pronovost

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Choice count: 28

Section count: 29

Image count: 29

Error count: 10

Field Related Analysis:

Business : 22 matches (accountant, accounting, amount, bankruptcy, business, company, cost, exchange, extend, financial, invoice, management, manager, money, pay, pressure, sale, sell, service, stock, tax, the amount)

Education : 17 matches (MA, School, choice, college, diploma, don, field, first, high school, management, motivation, project, school, skills, students, teaches, training)

Law/Paralegal-Technology : 16 matches (additional, bankruptcy, company, cost, damages, family, Financial, fine, hire, power, sale, self-employed, Stock Exchange, stock, tax, young)

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The ways my life could have takes.

First thing first.

As I know, I always wanted to work with my father, and that someday I would continue his business by myself. Now, it is the end of my high school years, and everyone is all the time telling me that I should extend my school years to college because I need an expertise's field if I want to succeed in life. Well, two choices are available now.

Choice 1 : I directly work with my father, and never return to school again.

Choice 2 : I extend my school years to college in Accounting and Business Management program.

Highschool books.

I directly work with my father, and never return to school again.

Well, I decide to start working with my dad right away. No more studying for me! I feel like I made the good decision, and I will make a lot of money to have some save aside. Plus, I will have my father's company when he decides he doesn't want to work anymore! Years pass, and my father gives me his business at my 30th birthday. I am so excited, and I can react of two ways.

Choice 1 : I look at the finances books to be sure everything is right and there are any problems before I do anything else.

Choice 2 : I continue my job like I did before.

Work.

I extend my school years to college in Accounting and Business Management program.

I decide to extend my studies to college. I apply to Accounting and Business Management program, and I am accepted. I start my first trimester in August, and I am pretty excited about it. I really like it, but it is so much harder than I thought it would be.

Choice 1 : I decide to drop college.

Choice 2 : I focus on school, and do my best.

Notes books.

I look at the finances books to be sure everything is right and there are any problems before I do anything else.

I check to the finances books, even if it is a long job to do. I find some mistakes that are not really important right now, but could be important in one or two years. I correct these mistakes and I can now start my career of self-employed! Everything is fine and goes right for many years, but one day, my father is diagnosed of a cancer. He fights for years before he finally died. I feel totally out of power, and I don't know anymore what to do when problems appear in my business because the one who normally told me what to do isn't there anymore.

Choice 1 : I decide to ask help from a professional.

Choice 2 : I am completely lost, and I decide to sale the business to focus on me and my family.

Financial statement.

I continue my job like I did before.

I continue my job as I always did, and I don't pay enough attention to all the details I should look onto, because I think I have a lot of time before I need to check it all. Well. I don't look at it all before the tax's time come, and I jump when the accountant tell me that the finances are bad.

Choice 1 : A bankruptcy.

Choice 2 : Try the best I can to bring the business back to what it was before.

Work.

I decide to ask help from a professional.

I decide to ask for help because I can not handle all of these situations. It is too much for me, and I need someone to guide me through it. The thing is, a professional does cost a lot, and the service invoice goes up fast. It is costing, and I don't know if I can assume it all.

Choice 1 : I lose everything.

Choice 2 : I keep up and don't lose my motivation.

Professional help.

I am completely lost, and I decide to sale the business to focus on me and my family.

I decide to sale the business to focus on positive and important things like my family, my friends, and myself. The sale of the company ends as a big amount of money.

Choice 1 : Save the money and return to school.

Choice 2 : Use the money right away and try to find a new job.

Business's sale.

I lose everything.

It is too costing and hard on the mental. I lose everything. The company crash and I can't find a job because I only have a DES. I don't have any money because my bankruptcy took me everything. I don't know what tomorrow deserve to me. I feel like my life is a total mess.

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Mess.

I keep up and don't lose my motivation.

I don't lose my motivation. I keep on working harder than ever. I listen to the accountant and his consultants. I do everything necessary to bring up my business, to keep it working, for me, and for my father.

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Motivation.

Save the money and return to school.

I save the amount of money I made out of the company's sale, so I can return to school without any stress. I probably do a nail formation or something like that, just to have a work because I don't have any field skills to be engaged anywhere. I also make stock exchange placements, so I make money on my money. With that life, I am happy even if I regret that I could not do what I have always wanted to do, which is to work with ma dad.

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Money.

Use the money right away and try to find a new job.

I decide to use the money I made out of the company's sale and there is nothing less. I now need to find a job, but it is hard to get engaged because I don't have any field's skills. I don't know what my life will look like in two years. I feel like my life is a total mess. I really should have extended my school years to, at least, have a back up plan.

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A bankruptcy.

I ask help to a chartered professional accountant to do a bankruptcy, because the financial damages are too important to bring back my business to what it was before. I lose my job and the business my father worked on his all life.

Choice 1 : Ashamed and nothing less.

Choice 2 : This is not the end.

Bankruptcy.

Try the best I can to bring the business back to what it was before.

I give all I can and do everything that is possible to bring the company back to what it was before my father gave it to me. It is stressful, but I keep on working hard.

Choice 1 : Can't manage it, but this is not the end.

Choice 2 : It works out!

Ashamed and nothing less.

I end up with nothing less, and I am ashamed because I lose what my dad has worked on his whole life. I finally do a depression.

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Fail.

This is not the end.

I am ashamed because I lose the company my father has created, but my life doesn't end up like that. I continue to live my life the best I can, and I try to find a new job, even if it is difficult.

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New beginning.

Can't manage it, but this is not the end.

I try so hard to make it work, but I can not handle the pressure. I end up closing the company and sale it. It is hard for me to assume that I could not make it, but I think I did my best. I will need to find a new job and my life will never be the same, but at least I know that I did all I could do!

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Business's sale.

It works out!

After all the efforts I put in this business, it finally work out! I success and I bring back the company!

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Success.

I decide to drop college.

I decide to drop school. I don't like it, and it is too hard for me. I can't follow my groups, and I think it is the best solution for me. So, I directly go to work with my dad, and he is content for me because I do what makes me happy. Everything goes well, and my father teaches me everything he knows. Life goes on, and time flies. One day, the business turns to be mine, but I am not sure that I can handle everything all by myself.

Choice 1 : I do it, anyway I am supposed to know how to do the job.

Choice 2 : I do an additional business training just to be sure I do a good job.

Drop school.

I focus on school, and do my best.

I stay in my program, and I always study harder than the night before because I want to succeed. I get my diploma, and I can be proud because I am one of the best students! I can now go to work, but my dad's company is not doing well. I now have two choices...

Choice 1 : I work with my father to bring it all up.

Choice 2 : I search for a safe job.

Studies.

I do it, anyway I am supposed to know how to do the job.

I decide to take the business like that, and to just continue it with the capacities I already have. Plus, I don't want to return to school, and I think that I am supposed to know what I do, considering what my dad teaches me throughout my whole life. The thing is, I am young, and I don't know a lot about management. I can't handle it all. I am stressing out.

Choice 1 : I hire someone to help me with the business.

Choice 2 : I drop the business.

Work.

I do an additional business training just to be sure I do a good job.

I want to be sure of what I am doing, so I decide to apply on an accounting's DEP. The program will help me to understand, but mostly to do everything the right way when comes the paperwork's time. I am now ready to manage my father's business!

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Accounting DEP.

I hire someone to help me with the business.

I finally hire someone to help me, and I divide the job for the two of us. I feel better because I have more personal time, and because it is easier to work with someone that knows what to do!

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Hire someone.

I drop the business.

I don't think I can do it, and I see the situation as something much bigger than myself. I sell the company, and I try to find another job that will fit me better.

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Business's sale.

I work with my father to bring it all up.

I decide to stay with my dad, even if it is a hard time. I can help to bring the business to what it was before because of the program I just finished, and this is what I will do! It works out, and the company is now a successful business. My father will probably give it to me in a few years for me to continue his whole life work.

Choice 1 : Accept it.

Choice 2 : Don't accept it. I want to do something different.

Way to success.

I search for a safe job.

A future in my dad's company is uncertain. It is stressing me out, and I am not sure that I would like to live day by day without ever knowing if I will run out of money on next week. I decide to search for another job, and my father totally understand.

Choice 1 : Start a total new business.

Choice 2 : Search for a 40h/week job.

Need a new job.

Accept it.

When the time of letting go the business, my dad wants to give it to me, and I surely accept! It is what I've always wanted! I now have my own company, and I am my own boss! What would I want more?

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Yes.

Don't accept it. I want to do something different.

When the time of letting go his business, my father wants to give it to me, but I think I want to try something different. I want to have a different job, and because of my Accounting and Business Management diploma, I can mostly do whatever I want. Life is a big ocean, and I have no idea what tomorrow is made of, but I am ready to live it!

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Start a total new business.

I have been used to have flexible work hours, and I don't want to have someone that tells me what to do all the time. I am now starting a new live project, a new challenge, and I feel so good about it!

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New business.

Search for a 40h/week job.

I want something simple, something that will not stressed me out. I want to get hire as a manager somewhere, I don't actually know where for the moment, but it will be a safe job for my wallet!

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New job.