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What Did you want to become?

i will like become a professional footballer

college medicine any professional professionals
Thank you comment icon That's amazing! Chasing your dream to become a pro footballer requires commitment, talent, and resilience. Are you presently part of a team or consistently practicing to reach your objective? Reema Patel
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Michael’s Answer

An educator! Specifically an elementary teacher!
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Avirup’s Answer

From an young age I wanted to be computer engineer, then it morphed into software engineering in highschool, now I'm in college deciding between UI/UX design and cyber security. Be open about the journey ahead of you and enjoy it!
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Laurie’s Answer

I always wanted to be a teacher, and I was fortunate enough to have done that for 30 years! No matter what you want to do for your career, you need to do a lot of research and preparation, ask a lot of questions, and, learn what you need to do to achieve your specific career goals. Finding a mentor in your chosen career is extremely helpful, too!
Have you researched what you need to do so you can achieve your goal of becoming a professional footballer?
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Alyssa’s Answer

A finance director or an auditor, that's what I want to be! It took me a good 12 years to realize it, but I'm confident everything will fall into place eventually.
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Kathleen’s Answer

I didn't really know until I was a senior in high school! But I grew up on a small lake in Michigan and had a love for nature, science, and biology and I loved biology and lab experiments in school. So when I was deciding on a major for college, I was drawn to clinical laboratory science. And it was a great career with a variety of applications for over 50 years.
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Hikaru’s Answer

I've had multiple passions and ideas for my future over the course of my life from marine biologist to aerospace engineer to interior designer to dermatologist to even a chef! My advice is to always keep yourself open to new ideas and interests because you may never know when you might stumble into your passion. In high school, I was really able to hone in and discover that I loved biology and once in college, I discovered I loved immunology from one class I took, which is still the path I am on today.
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