The Day I Decided I Didn't Want to be a Doctor

We did not want to become a doctor on a fixed day we bumped into the train unconsciously at the age of 14. Breathing is tired and shallow. The pulse of the carotid artery exceeds 42. Blood pressure is over 80 years old and 60 years old. The skin is purple, moist and moist. Students are vast and unresponsive. Various complicated injuries: rib fracture on the left, tension, abdominal dilatation, obvious internal bleeding, humeral fracture, pelvis. Severe head and face injuries: torn nose, fractured zygote, skull fracture, obvious ecchymosis bleeding around the eyes, bleeding of ears and skull, and leakage of cerebrospinal fluid.

Just like most people, I want to be a doctor. I went to biology and planned to study at medical school. Shortly thereafter, I judged that medicine dispensing was not suitable for me. I would like to enter digital marketing, want to enter New York. I directed attention to this goal and made plans for me to be there. In 2013, I got a degree in Biology and was involved in selling medical equipment, and I was in charge of the case in the operating room from 5:30 am to 12:30 pm. Then, everyday I will go home to learn digital marketing until 8 pm. In order to gain relevant experience, I got my own consulting company with Google Analytics and AdWords certification. While reducing the cost per lead by about 10%, you can increase your home sales by an average of 20%. With my new certificate, I started looking for a job in New York.

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When I was 18 years old, I did not understand what I wanted to (yet) do. Therefore, I decided to trace my grandfather's footsteps to become a doctor (I applied for being a dean of biology). I entered UCLA. I did a quarter of the pre-medical course and hated it. I decided to do the opposite (using the minimum amount of science and mathematics). I turned my attention to sociology. I want to become a professor of sociology at the age of 20 (university first grader). Because teaching is my passion. So I participated in several internships and research assistant work. But then, please study my doctoral idea. In the six years of sociology, that sounds awful. So I decided to enter the market - Cindy helped me advance the "social media marketing" internship which was perfect as I taught a course called "facebook socialism and online social networking" at UCLA It was. I was always interested in the intersection of sociology and technology.

This is not that I do not even think of my career. I am ambitious - I would like to be part of something big. I do not worry about my parents and would like to support it financially (I think that I am worried secretly still secretly because it is a doctor's premium bar called "It is the most stable among all occupations" ). I do not know the clock every hour, and I am fancy like Rebecca Black on Friday. But beyond that, the specific details of "thinking about my career" is a huge gray cloud for me. Too much emphasize career orientation, I feel that it is almost whimsical as you once was, you are a kind of spontaneous trying to contaminate what you have constantly told to your boss through icing It is a person. Also, at the age of 22, I got my first job at startup, but we walked too fast, we sat down and thought about the skills we wanted to learn. Who needs professional dialogue when you are busy changing the world?