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[(Anonymous)]

I took a hard look at my hobbies and interests and tried to figure out how to combine them so that I could do something I like for a living. I ended up getting two degrees because I didn't figure out that my first one wouldn't give me a job I liked until I was almost done with it.

Deciding on a career is a lengthy process, and it's hard. Don't be discouraged if it takes you a few years to work it out. It wasn't until I was talking with the department head of my second degree that he mentioned a certain track I could pursue at that college. That was when I realized "Oh, this is perfect. This fits all the things I like." Took me 5 years after starting college initially for me to finally have a direction that sounded appealing.

It might help to keep a list of things you like to do or study. Keep it over time and add to it whenever you think of something else. Eventually, you might find that they coalesce into a particular direction.