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Alyssa
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What do I do if you don’t know what my dream job is? I’ve always wanted to work. I know I want to be something good in life. But I don’t know if this is my dream job. I’m not really sure what I want to do, any advice?
I’ve always wanted to travel an don’t want to be stuck in the town I grew up in. But I’m not sure of any jobs that do traveling that I’m interested in.
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Lori Moucha
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1. List your hobbies and favorite activities. What do you do for fun? What do you care most about? This will help you understand what you genuinely enjoy and are passionate about.
2. Reflect on your favorite school subjects or courses that you were good at or found interesting. This can provide you with a direction towards a potential career path.
3. Assess your skills and strengths that you possess. Consider how these skills can be applied in a profession that aligns with your interests.
4. Research careers that allow individuals to travel or work remotely. Some options may include sales, consulting, freelance work, or digital professions such as graphic design, web development, or coding.
5. If computer skills are your strong suit, explore further in fields like computer science, web design, web development, coding, HTML, or information technology. Professionals in these fields often have the flexibility to work from anywhere.
6. Once you identify a career path that aligns with your interests, skills, and the desired level of travel or remote work, seek out relevant educational or training opportunities to help you advance in that field.
7. Investigate various career options within your chosen field and explore opportunities that allow you to travel or work remotely.
8. As you gain experience in your profession, consider relocation, remote work, or scheduling your free time to incorporate travel, balancing your career and your passion for exploration.
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2. Reflect on your favorite school subjects or courses that you were good at or found interesting. This can provide you with a direction towards a potential career path.
3. Assess your skills and strengths that you possess. Consider how these skills can be applied in a profession that aligns with your interests.
4. Research careers that allow individuals to travel or work remotely. Some options may include sales, consulting, freelance work, or digital professions such as graphic design, web development, or coding.
5. If computer skills are your strong suit, explore further in fields like computer science, web design, web development, coding, HTML, or information technology. Professionals in these fields often have the flexibility to work from anywhere.
6. Once you identify a career path that aligns with your interests, skills, and the desired level of travel or remote work, seek out relevant educational or training opportunities to help you advance in that field.
7. Investigate various career options within your chosen field and explore opportunities that allow you to travel or work remotely.
8. As you gain experience in your profession, consider relocation, remote work, or scheduling your free time to incorporate travel, balancing your career and your passion for exploration.
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