Career questions tagged personal-development
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If Procrastinate it, do I really love it?
If someone procrastinates in activities that he think is what he wants to have a future in or is what he likes to do, then what he think is wrong? Because I hear all the time to do what you love and a person can do what he loves for hours and I think its not wrong. I have seen many peoples do the same activity that I think I love to do for hours without giving up, may be because they really love it. The thing is I procrastinate to the activity in my case coding which i believe i love because the sole purpose i started to learn it was to create stuffs not for some high paying job or just because its cool or hard. But as for months I am procrastinating to it my believe is breaking that I like coding. I have read we tend to procrastinate to things that are boring or because there are things which give more pleasure/dopamine. Which I believe is my case 'Phone Addiction' which i believe is worse addiction one can have, I have tried many times but failed. I don't want to lose the only thing i love because of it, I don't want to regret in future that I didn't do what i should have. Procrastination has now became a habit of mine. And its really slowly destroying me. I literally have mood swings, at a moment I think 'I should do it, learn, complete my backlog these things are important for life and i don't have much time.' and just after some moment I think 'I will do it later, whats the problem, i have got so much time'. I hate these things about myself.
How do you know who you are?
How do you know yourself beyond the output? The LinkedIn? The resume? The work experience? At a young age, I focused on those things that I forgot to know the most. Is there some success metric to know you fully understand yourself?
With being an Studio Art major, is important is it for me to have this major when my dream career is being an Veterinarian?
The reason I ask this is that I came to College as Undeclared and had different choices in mind. My mind was always set on being an Veterinarian but I had other majors in mind doing like art, psychology, and criminology. When doing art class, I fell in love with the different mediums and was thinking about doing a small business. I declared my major in studio arts and minor in biology. I'm not sure if this would clear my career path and will gain the necessary skills and experience to pursue in my dream career outside my major course.
best of sources to learn new skills and career ?
best of sources to learn new skills and career ?
what kind of skills do I need to be a electrician?
I am a student from san jose job corps
What are good ways of staying organized in high school? #Fall24
This could be advice relating to school, clubs, general organizing and simply management. I want to use my time wisely in class and outside of class so I can have more "me-time" and time with family.
How do I determine my worth and negotiate salary effectively without pricing myself out of a job?
I'm about to graduate college, and I have a pretty good resume, some networking experience, and I'm on my second internship (looking for a third in the spring). I'm making a concerted effort to be as marketable as possible, but I'm concerned about answering interview questions related to salary. Any advice?
How can I prepare for the interview process if I have never done one before ?
Do you bring notes? How long do interviews usually last? How can I prepare?
What key skills and qualities should I develop to stand out as a successful esthetician in a competitive market?
I am 17 and want to become an Esthetician. I want to go to a esthetics program finish that and start my own business up.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to better manage your time?
I'm a really big procrastinator who tends to get things done at the last minute. Any suggestions would be welcomed.
About communication in it support ?
As is very tight in it job in Australia market . My friend suggest me that you should start with it support role then you get the experience and get the other roles opportunity. But the problem is I am good at that level but sometimes I not get the proper words to communicate In english and stuck and stopped but good in explaining. Is matter in it suppurt help desk support in level 1. Is hard for me to get the job with this problem. If I get and do daily basis then may be I will be good this things but the big question is they hire me for this lackness ???
how to cite my source for a website i used for my resume ?
not sure how i need to cite
How might engaging in real-world scenarios help me connect theoretical knowledge to actual practice?
Studying nursing offers numerous benefits that can enhance my overall academic performance. First and foremost, nursing education emphasizes critical thinking and problem-solving skills. In the nursing field, practitioners must constantly assess situations and make quick decisions, a practice that can translate well into any area of study. How can the ability to think critically influence my approach to complex subjects? Furthermore, nursing programs often require a deep understanding of human biology and psychology, which can provide a strong foundation for any science-related courses I may take. Additionally, the collaborative nature of nursing can improve my teamwork skills, which are vital for group projects and discussions in academic settings. How can learning to work effectively in a team environment enhance my ability to contribute to group assignments? Time management is another essential skill gained through nursing, as balancing coursework, clinical practice, and personal responsibilities is crucial. With these skills, I can manage my study schedule more effectively. Lastly, the compassion and empathy cultivated in nursing can shape my interactions with peers, fostering a supportive study environment. How might this emotional intelligence contribute to a more collaborative and productive learning atmosphere? How Studying Nursing Will Help Me Studying nursing will equip me with a diverse skill set that is beneficial beyond the healthcare field. For instance, the extensive training in anatomy and physiology will enhance my understanding of related subjects in the sciences. How can a solid grounding in these areas improve my performance in courses like biology or chemistry? Furthermore, nursing fosters strong communication skills, which are essential in any professional environment. How will mastering these skills empower me to express my ideas more effectively in class discussions and presentations? Additionally, the hands-on experience gained through clinical placements will deepen my understanding of theoretical concepts. This practical knowledge can lead to better retention of information. How might engaging in real-world scenarios help me connect theoretical knowledge to actual practice? Studying nursing also instills a sense of responsibility and ethics, teaching me to approach my studies with integrity. How will this ethical framework guide my decision-making in academic and personal contexts? Lastly, the resilience developed through the challenges of nursing education will prepare me for the rigors of any academic program. How can this resilience help me overcome obstacles and persevere in my studies? Overall, pursuing nursing will not only prepare me for a career in healthcare but also enrich my academic journey in multifaceted ways.
What online courses can you recommend for me?
I am very interested in enrolling in online courses to prepare me for college. I like the subject of Robotics. What courses would you recommend for me?