What is the career for me?

Question

I am going into the 11th grade next year. I am very serious and would rather be successful by choosing that perfect career. This a issue I taking very seriously however each day I wake I see my self in a different career. I have considered to ask responsible adults for advice to get the best choice. If you could lend a hand, Thank you.
My considered the following:
Philosophy
Business&Marketing
Sales
Visual arts
Instrumental arts
Writing Arts
Religious philosophy
Law

Answer 1

First off, most people change their career before they turn 30 so if that happens to you, it's completely normal.

Second, take classes in college that you enjoy. If you enjoy all the above subjects, make sure to take a class in each. Who knows, you may not be serious about Visuals Arts now, but something may click for you in a class like that and you will take your career that direction.

If by the end of your sophomore year you still aren't sure, go for Business. It's well rounded and you still can take night classes for the other subjects that you get enjoyment from. Most companies don't care what your degree is in, they just like to see that you got one.

Answer 2

Hmm...haha you like a lot of random things that are hard for me to put together, but I'm gonna try and help you out anyway because I like a challenge. You should open up a cafe/activity center kinda thing. You could have the cafe part selling whatever drinks or food you want. This would involve the business and marketing interest. You could have nights for poetry readings or something like that for you writing interests. You could have an art section for your visual arts interests. I'm sure people would love to have a place to go where they could just sit down and have a place to be creative when they want with no real guidelines, no grades on their work, and no specific time limit. You could charge them membership fees for a certain amount of time so that you wouldn't be losing money. The dining area for the cafe part should be like a lounge sort of area so that people will feel relaxed while they're there. When you aren't having a poetry night, you could have a music nights and have local bands or singers perform. You could even have a karaoke night. I'm not really sure where the law and philosophy would come in. But yeah, you could go to college and take business classes and everything and then get a loan to get your business started. I just thought this sounded like a good idea. I would love to have a place like this where I live. But, you would definitely have to maybe charge membership fees for each individual department or maybe have a membership for all departments or something. You seem smart, I'm sure you could figure out something so that you wouldn't be losing money, but making it instead. Good luck! You still have plenty of time to figure out what you want to be too. If you don't like my ideas, you should talk to you guidance couselor when you go back to school. They can help a lot.....that is, most of the time. But yeah, good luck!

Answer 3

Business! Hands down. You can spring board into any of the others with a business degree.

Answer 4

....how could anyone possibly answer this question? We don't know you how can we know whats best for you.....Maybe stay away from the intellectual careers cuz obvs u haven't thought this thru!...

Answer 5

business or visual arts