Creating Opportunities

In an ideal setting, we must know what we want to do in each undertaking as it sets the tone for how we approach life, lessons, and work and how committed we will be.
Keep an open mind so you don’t miss opportunities. They may not be exactly what you wanted, but still satisfy your interests and abilities. “A rose by any other name is still arose.”
In a competitive world without guarantees, consider how you will use your skills and knowledge to earn for yourself as you consider jobs requiring your skills. A coin has two sides; if you play the game well, you win whichever side it lands.
In any situation, learn and master as much as you can manage. If God has seen it fit to expose you to something, then knowing it will be helpful. No knowledge or skill is useless. If you are not using them, you have not challenged yourself enough.
Imagine missing a scholarship for specialist training in France because you ignored learning French since you planned to do Economics. Choices are not mutually exclusive. Pick up as many tools as you can to unlock doors in the future.
There is no best career choice. However, we must consider our strengths, areas of interest, abilities, opportunities and available resources. Ensure that all these are aligned in the same direction.

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