What will be the best career for your future?

- July 02, 2019

After 10th, what will be a wise decision for a career perspective?

Many students ask a similar type of questions. What will be best for my future? Which stream is right for me? Do I love this thing, or it's just a hobby? Can I make my hobbies into professions? Lots of thoughts come in their mind. Most of the readers can relate to this also. All these thoughts come just because we want to live happily. Happiness is a consequence of having confidence in your life. Confidence gives you the energy to survive in odd situations in life. No matter what will happen, you will sustain. There is a famous quote;

WHEN YOU DOUBT YOUR POWER, YOU GIVE POWER TO YOUR DOUBT

Self-doubt is one of the biggest killers of dreams. You name any entrepreneurs or celebrity they are not the smartest one, but they are the most confident one. They failed several times, but they have one thing called faith/confidence. And no one born confident, it's the journey of life that gives you confidence. How confident you are today is an outcome of the path you choose in the past and the environment you live in. If you attended the right school, then you have different confidence compared to a poor school. A research said that most of the human brain developed at teenage. But that does not mean you can't be more successful than them. Don't take things on social peer pressure. Success is a slave of rightful confidence. You must have confidence in life and choose a smart path. God gifts everyone. You can be another Jack Ma, Sachin, Steve Jobs, J.K. Rowling or anything you want. There are different types of students in the class. Now coming back to the topic, some students are most hard working one, some are average in curriculum perspective, and some students don't like studies at all. You know where you stand in a class. Life is not film, and you can't change yourself entirely if you want. It takes years to improve the thinking process of your brains with continuous hard work and dedication.

If you are a topper in your class, it isn't just hard work of this year, and a consecutive year took place to become this. A child's brain accessible to shapes in any form, if they do hard work in the initial stages of schooling in studies, most probably they would become a good student, and they always have a good habit of doing hard work. Doing hard work gives you confidence, at least in that field. Now If you are a student who is a topper in school and you love severe problems in maths and physics, you can choose any steam because you have confidence you can study hard as possible as anyone can do and you have more developed analytical and reasoning skills. That's why engineering has a collection of the powerful brain. Most of the class toppers do engineering and science, and you will find those students who love maths and physics are more successful in those areas. Now, if you don't like maths and you study hard as possible, you can go for a less mathematical field like Medicine or Charted Accountant or Law or any professions which you love. I'm not demoralising you, it's just practical things, and most of the people would agree with this. As Albert Einstein once said;

If you are a fish, don't try to climb the tree, ultimately you will lose your confidence, and somehow you try to survive not to live. The same logic applies for an average student, follow your passion or go for any field which requires lesser studies go for navy, airforce, banking or any competitive exam that needs a little bit hard work, not like IAS or IIT exams or doing commerce and arts from good colleges. There are lots of misconception about the arts stream in our society. Usually, these subjects are offered in arts stream English, History, Political Science, Math, Economics, Computer Science, Sociology, Psychology, Philosophy, Music, Geography, Hindi, Regional language, etc. Economist, geologist, and a lot of professions in the arts stream are one of the highest paid jobs in the world. For a poor student in class who barely passes the exam, you must not go for engineering or doctors or any traditional Indian jobs. You will always suffer; you don't like to study.

You can be anything an army person, a stock trader, an entrepreneur, a dancer, a singer, an actor, a sportsman, a real estate investor, archaeologist, a graphic designer, animation and VFX creator, and a lot more. You must go to your area of interest. Stay away from too much study related career. Maybe you can go for commerce or arts with a specific area of interest, that also give you spare time to follow your passion. Everyone is gifted by God, and you also have things that you love to do. If you think you don't have any talent, I can't believe that you spent your whole school life and you didn't do anything like cracking jokes, drawing, singing, acting, sports, beatboxing, etc. Just identify your talent, follow your passion, you can become anything with dedication and hard work, but you must know about weak points and strong points. Don't try to make a weak point to a strong, make a strong point to the strongest. For example, Sachin(an Indian cricketer) can't be Sachin if he tried to be top in school. And, lastly for everyone choosing the right environment is compulsory, you should go for prominent famous government/private colleges. Attending a big college gives better facilities, the better surrounding, better atmosphere, better opportunity in life and your surrounding makes a remarkable impact on your future, and Jin Rohn once said,

YOU ARE THE AVERAGE OF THE FIVE PEOPLE YOU SPEND THE MOST TIME WITH.

I hope I made a clear point and if you find this article is exciting and relatable, mention in the comment section below and also mention if I made any grammatical mistakes.

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