

Steven wrote:I think that parents have a huge influence in this area. even when they are small children should analyze what he likes, favorite games, what talents have, so to develop it's talents, to join him at different courses and when he will grow up already will have formed a desire in a work field
Steven wrote:I think that parents have a huge influence in this area. even when they are small children should analyze what he likes, favorite games, what talents have, so to develop it's talents, to join him at different courses and when he will grow up already will have formed a desire in a work field
Riser wrote:I agree with Steven... parents must guide their children into the right direction. Only they know inclinations towards a certain area of their children.
I agree - when I was younger people had all kinds of ideas about what I should do, but none of them considered that I wanted to earn money in a stable jobhellodear wrote:But every child seems himself in his own way. And even such close people as our parents can't understand what exactly their child needs. That is why child should be the last person, who decide his destiny and not his parents.
hellodear wrote:But every child seems himself in his own way. And even such close people as our parents can't understand what exactly their child needs. That is why child should be the last person, who decide his destiny and not his parents.
Big_Becka wrote:hellodear wrote:But every child seems himself in his own way.
As I have gotten older, I have found that my personality has changed. Consequently, I am rethinking my profession. I advise younger people to keep some flexibility in their career, in case this happens to them too!
FreeThinker wrote:Sometimes I feel I am stuck with this programming job. I wish I had a job that requires me to travel places.
Faw_Peter wrote:I went through this stage of life. But, do not know good or how bad, parents have not influenced nor helped me choosing the profession. I had moral support as in any election, but I think that would have been better if I received and advice from them. But likely it was so to be!

Benn wrote:Faw_Peter wrote:I went through this stage of life. But, do not know good or how bad, parents have not influenced nor helped me choosing the profession. I had moral support as in any election, but I think that would have been better if I received and advice from them. But likely it was so to be!
Now you will know from your own experience what you need to do in the future for your children in such moments at their turn

M.Helen wrote:My mother is a dentist. I was the smallest in the family and my mum always take me with her to the office. Such as small I started looking into what I see often at mother work and when It came to chose I knew that dentistry is the profession and my field, and behold I have a year to become a doctor, a dentist


olivia wrote:
"Your profession is not what brings home your paycheck. Your profession is what you were put on earth to do. With such passion and such intensity that it becomes spiritual in calling."
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