James Constantine Frangos

I have a Tennessee walker who has had laminitis forever. He didn’t work well with the medication the vet gave him so I am looking for something more natural. He still has some great years ahead of him, he isn’t the right age to be put to pasture.

i need tips on how to start studying the topic early. how does it take to become a psychotherapist? how much money could i make? any tips on how to study better?

What makes you excited to get out of bed and go to work?

What makes you choose the career path you do how do you know it is what you want and you ever think it was impossible at what point what changed your mind how did you follow through

is it possible that as a 16 year old without a work permit can get a job if so how and what are the steps?

Growing up, I always had this thing concerning health. Helping people feel better and happy and stuffs.. Now I don’t even know how to fit in.

I am looking for a fast, part time, not a large commitment job to make money on the side for passive income.

What are two things you learned about your favorite career path during the informational interview?

What are remote part-time jobs that I can do as a high school student? Specifically, I am looking for entry level coding jobs.

I am a high school student in 10th grade. I love working with people and I would like to know what kind of career is right for me.

I am a sophomore girl in high school, and I love to be social. What can I do now to prepare myself for this career better? Are there any specific classes I should take? Is this career very social?

How well do they do
What can I do to start
Why do people need it?
Will AI take over if so, will there even be a need for this job anymore? In the future how can I tell?

I want to work in STNA

What are the differences between a PA and an NP? Are there more possibilities with one than the other? What does the pay look like? Is one more difficult than the other?

I'm struggling with choosing my career recently (as a 11th grade student). I have interests in physics, math kind of science. Few considerations are mechanical engineering jobs, architecture, IT/computer science, ...etc. I hope I'll get a respond from those professionals.

would you find it important to find something you like doing and do it for a job or just work for money because i dont know if its better to just work for money or work doing something i like doing? just wondering

How can I find a fun job that pays a lot of money?

I play the guitar
I want to get better at singing

How do i find a career that fits me ?

I'm in 10th grade and my career interests including human services and stem

It feels very complex to decide

Note: I have not worked at any clinic and would like some feedback. Please and thanks!

Note: Have not worked in the clinic and would like some feedback. Please and thanks!

I'ma sophomore in high school and I like to be around kids. I like to babysit and watch kids.

I am interested in multiple careers at the moment. Mainly Journalism and Architecture, but how do I know which one I should choose? I don't want to choose a career and end up hating it. I want to love what I do. I want to be creative and both career options allow me to do that especially...

I am just asking because I am hoping to be a psychologist or some type of counseling job that helps people without being really in the medical field, besides that I just want some tips and suggestions if that happens.

I work at a job center and need activities or resources they can do in their free time.

What is the best way that you decided to reject a career path when you were looking for what to work in?

I am a high school student in 10th grade. I have always been interested in Finance and through some research I have concluded that a financial analyst is what I think fits me best but I would like to know some other opinions on the career.

What is the typical pay for someone who is great and good and science and well trained with a bachelors degree? also what are the usual work hours for an average scientist?

Salary? Specific difficulties? Pros/cons?

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I am a high school jr who is taking some difficult college courses from a local university. The workload requires almost all of my free time. Finals are coming up in two weeks, and if I don't do almost perfectly on the exams I will not be making an A in two of my classes. I have struggled all...

I have so much homework all of the time and have dance everyday of the week so I can barely get it done. I am terrible at science but I want to become a doctor which includes a lot of scientific knowledge in it.

What type of classes should i take if I want to become an assistant nurse or pediatrician. Does it depend on the type of college i attend? Or What if i become interested in becoming a professional artist? Is it wrong to have two options in my head at the moment and then i feel like i might make...

I’m a sophomore in highschool and really want to go into psychology and I’m wondering what I can do now to help me in the future

Many job listing will often not include which age is the minimum, nor if they're entry level friendly. I have no idea how to determine whether or not it's okay to apply.

I haven't graduated high school yet, although right after I'm going to the army are there any good things to do in there to help with the forestry pathway?

How do I be an adequate computer science programmer in graphical design in computer science, as well as video games and other stuff??????????????????????

I know when it comes to learning it can be tough sometimes but what I want to know is at the end of the day, is coding an enjoyable experience for those that do it for a living?

I am a 10th grade high school student. I have always been very interested in science and I dont really know what kind of science I am interested in because I like them all. I really like working with people as well and am wondering if there is a career that involves that as well.

I am currently a tenth grader. Looking to someday make my way into the medical field. I have wanted to be a nurse for a while now and would like to have some extra information on it.

How do you figure out the best job for yourself if when you take a career test you get jobs not even close to what you were thinking of?

I am a professional athlete who has a thirst for learning.

By the way I'm in tenth grade and I want to try something that is in retail and definitely creative.

Btw I’m in the 11th grade and I’m getting ready to start my new job.

How do you get over your fear of losing interests in your favorite subject? When I'm older I've always wanted to do something with science and tornados and I don't want any of that to go away. It's what I really enjoy.

I'm wondering why are jobs so hard to get.

I'm really passionate about beauty and skincare and would love some advice on how to look for quality internship in that industry. Thanks in advance.

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