Flat Rock, Michigan

It sounds like an amazing profession and one I would love doing considering my passion for helping kids. However, I’m worried it would be to emotionally straining. Is there certain areas such as ER vs general hospital nursing that are less emotionally straining?

Im 14 and want to do law

for colleges and beyond

My question is how do u know if your career path is good or bad and when do u know to leave something alone if it's not working career wise and when do u know that your doing ah career and not a job

Curious about the hardest part of animating, or being an animator in general. Is it the longer hours? Deadlines?

What are the best languages to start learning to a full stack dev? I am interested in computer science and would like to learn a bit more before choosing it as a major.

I am in community college and will be transferring to a university in two years, just curious on how long it takes to launch your career/finish school.(internship, school, advice, etc.)

I am a little unsure what I want to pursue exactly but I am in the field of engineering

How do i be successful in medical school? How do i stay focus?

I’m very hard working but I’ve lost a lot and I’m just looking for a reason to keep going.

I want to go to Yale then work in a government agency for criminal psychiatry

I don’t know how to flow with writing if every few weeks i get the worst writer’s block. I love writing but i don’t know how to continue with the profession i wanna pursue if i continue to have writers block.

What are some tips for me to make sure i remain successful in life?

This is something I've been interested in starting doing a long time. I want to know how to take the first steps.