If you are not sure... how can i be of any help. In the end it will be nothing you expected. I figure everything falls into place as it should....afterall life is too mysterious to make plans. As a creative person i just stick to my gunz. Too many great artists to compete with in this world. I believe being different is better than being the best.
Being an INTP myself I think avoid doing anything which involves public relations I am an Animator and i love the job because it gives me enough scope to express myself through the art . you can be a professor ,research scholar or a spiritual guide , you can be a good artist too , i find in my profession , that though i can give structure to an assignment pretty fast and can take it to a fare level of details , i fall short at refining it , since i loose interest .
Being an INTP myself I would suggest , avoide doing anything which involves public relations and appearing before the mass, not that INTP's never did that and many of them succeeded but thats not the natural route and involves a lot of pain, I am an Animator and i love the job because it gives me enough scope to express myself through the art .
Being an INTP myself I would suggest , avoide doing anything which involves public relations and appearing before the mass, not that INTP's never did that and many of them succeeded but thats not the natural route and involves a lot of pain, I am an Animator and i love the job because it gives me enough scope to express myself through the art .
Objective Career or Subjective Career? Facts or Opinions? Left Brain or Right Brain?
What Career choice did you end up going with? Befor you say anything, in this economy let me take a guess and you are back in school working on a Masters having had no luck in finding a job?
@Salsaman009 Okay now that I see it in print it was a horrible idea, BUT I'm tired of the whole "Kant" sounding like "can't" joke-thing. Christ! Kant we pick on somebody else??? :)
I am the same way, I just assume I'll figure it out one day. Career though? I would find a job not a career. Career create dependence (you rely on it to be there 20 or 30 years down the road, not good in a bad economy), jobs are expendable (you can move from one to another as you fancy, for what ever reason, as you never expected to be there 20 years in the first place).
Not sure if you figured it out yet - but the book PathFinder by Nicholas Lore is a great career decision making book for right brained people.
As an INFP, I ultimately decided to do a job where I enjoyed it & had some time to myself in it to think (or listen to NPR ;) and pursue my vision / ideas / passions on the side in a way that aloud me to be true to it.
I may try and move to a more creative company in the future. We'll see. My true dream job is to b paid to ponder / brainstorm ; )
We are so similar---it's quite scary. You are intelligent, multidimensional, intuitive and perceptual. Creativity is important for you to be satisfied with a career, so think high level design: architect, engineer,industrial designer,artist, photographer, composer, writer, advisor for a think tank?
I'm in electrical engineering (too detailed), also studying recording engineering, and working in the music industry doing acoustics research & design.
Well you did say you were good at Photoshop nd stuff and your a good writer what about working for a magazine something along those lines hope that helps. Mabel advertising or idk haha I'm in the same boat except Im unsure about about whut type of classes to even think about taking in interested in a lot of things also.
You could try proving free will by making a controversial career choice such as a philosophical porn starlet. I would just love seeing a scene where John Galt is mercilessly fucking Ayn Rand up the arse.
I'm also an INTP and, while I think we do need a bit of outside pressure - deadlines and so on- we also need space to be creative and think up solutions on our own. It looks like you have an interest in thinking a lot about the 'human condition', logic, trends in human thought...so I'd recommend Psychiatry, Journalism, or something science related
Dear Existentialistcat, Career? Einstein (an intp) said the ideal job for him would be a lighthouse keeper. "The duties are light, and there is plenty of time to think." Unfortunately,
almost all lighthouses these days are fully automated.
Dear Existentialistcat, It is probably too late now to go Saint John's College in Annapolis. I wish my parents or high school counselor had told me about it. For 4 years everyone is studying the same great books.
Dear Existentialcat, Teaching may not be the solution. I could not stand it! Just because we are brainy people does not mean we intp's should go into teaching. At least half of the class, does not care, majoring in cell phones, etc. I have three degrees and have been a security guard for 30 years. No prestige, but I have privacy and peace and quiet.
self-employed is the way to go for INTP's as long as u surround yourself with people that would be efficient at actually making your ideas a reality.... unless you can find a job somewhere as a "think tank". Maybe create a "think-tank" company. If you get some better ideas, let me know as I'm 20 and in the same boat.
If you want to do something performance related that doesn't involve marketing your appearance(at least as far as I know) you could look into voice acting.
A lot of the INTPs I know become good software developers. The profession is unique in that it lets you exercise both your rational skills and creative skills simultaneously; in it's most pure form, I'd call it applied philosophy. Unfortunately, it requires a lot of specialized knowledge, but if you're clever enough that's not a problem. I'm INTJ; instead of just writing software, I use it as a business tool.
Check out this site "screw work lets play" he argues it is better for unstructured creative people to work for themselves. he shows how to meet deadlines. see what you think.
Literature, children’s books. You could illustrate as well. Maybe take some early childhood development, and or child psychology classes. And this is no joke, but watch Mr. Rogers, and try to realize what he’s doing. Perhaps get a start by working for a publishing company. You’re perfect for it.
your a woman. you sohuldnt be looking for a career. you should be looking for a successful and attractive man to be your mate. that's the nature of woman. its unnatural for a woman to seek a career just like its unnatural for a man to stay be a "stay at home dad."
I'm pretty much the same, I did an enneagram test and came out as a 4w5 so I spend most my time lost in my thoughts, fantasies etc. I hate the idea of repetition in something I really dont believe can enrich my life i.e 9-5. I dread regret as I think there comes points in your life when certain boats pass. I'm artistic and stubborn with respect to commerce, business, confinement, structure.
Problem is people try to force some kind of career out of their passions, rather than just pursuing them. If you embrace and seek to further your passion, then something will come along naturally. Although stressing yourself out to force a career to arise out of something you love will eventually turn that love into something you hate.
@jiggpuff I agree, don't try to force it based on your type or what a test says you'd be good at. Think about what your work environment will be like. I majored in graphic arts. As an IMTP, I was stifled by deadlines and at my gig, I disregarded the manger's authority. Oddly enough, those experiences led me to film production. I love the variety of challenges in the day to day and, although its a ppl oriented biz, the higher ups don't care how you get the job done as long as it gets done.
Plus there's a lot of what we refer to in the industry as "hurry up and wait" time, basically waiting for other ppl to do their job before you can do yours...Anyways, it gives you plenty of time to ponder the universe....and get paid at the same time!
do law as a career, it keeps your options open for the future. Keep thinking in meanwhile, becouse thats what philosophy is all about right? Try to get into politics as a hobby or sideturn. Above all try to stay sencere like you come accross, great asset. greetings from dutchyland
Focus on your strengths. It appears you are creative and many companies want creative people. Areas where you can use your skills could include advertising, media, creative design, even sales. Continuing in another discipline may not be a bad idea either. The suggestion to look at Law School is actually a good idea.
I am guessing money doesn't mean much to you being an INTP. We aren't too material. I am an INTP. I graduated with a political science degree in 2007 summa cum laude and went to Korea. Following my year teaching English at Korean public middle schools I got home just in time for the financial crisis tsunami. I subsequently joined the NJ Air National Guard (which is great, because it emphasizes lots of the things I need help with) and ended up graduating top of my class at basic/tech school.
There's no need to take philosophy so much seriously in the 3rd Millenium. Science can solve most of our problems and makes us happy. Philosophy nowadays has just become a historical study of the past thinkers. If you want to deal about the thinking of the present and future, Science is the new philosophy. Science all day!!
Your headed in the right direction. It always bugged me how the faculty shunned imagery from essay's. I wrote this one called Regresszilla and I put a comic cover of Godzilla on the front of the page. What I am saying is don't think you have to go in any one direction, I think you just have to be creative. I'm currently working as a volunteer enjoying life, Careers are a social misrepresentation of success, be yourself. Do performance art with all your interests combined.
I think you should work on being a singer, You prob, need to work on not judging yourself to much and just let it rip! I think (((You))) are a rock star.
PS I am old enough to be your Dad so Im not just Dogging after you, Thats just what I see you doing
I just typed "arglbrgh" in the YouTube search engine and this came up because it's in your video discription. I must take umbrage with the fact that arglbrgh is not mentioned nor discussed in this video. When someone wants to see a video about arglbrgh and it is absent in the body of the video then a fraud has been perpetrated and a gross malfeasance sends ripples of discontent strewn across the internet atmosphere and colors become distorted and pale. Where is my arglbrgh? BAHHH !
why do u apologize for not making videos,it ur own choice and anyway mostly people that watch ur videos are men who like blondies,if ure an artist then I think u pretty already know what u want to do with ur life,go find a professional career-consultant in universties,stop seeking so much for attention!
You now sometimes, msost of the time in fact, yes men are a bad thing. Sometimes the most hel;pful people are the ones who say that which you don't want to hear. This is because most often that which we don't want to hear is the truth. Yes men, like most of what are men responding to this person, are simply telling her that which she wants to hear, not what she needs to hear. This is a bad thing, for certain. Cat, you need to be more open, and hear more of what you don't want, that's my advice.
Proficiency comes with time, patience, and use of said thing. You must have an open mind, and try all those things that are within the scope and field of the things you know you enjoy. In truth there is that one thing that when we do it, we feel within us a joy and release that nothing else can give. If you have found such a thing, find a way to turn that into a career. It is not complex, and merely requires an open mind, and for one to be willing to try many things. Simple doesn't mean easy.
Actually, Brain Surgery. The reason is because it's more "big picture" than Neurology. The later has soooooo many variables and reactions to treatment. While a surgeon is more straight forward.
Imagine if someone came to you saying that the they had headaches all the time? Or were very sensitive to light? Or felt sleepy all the time after a trauma.
This just came on the screen and it's from June, what? I can't read 323 comments. graphic design Dept. fashion mag., art therapist but can be traumatic. You're generation will redefine career in a more personal way. Learn what you can then brake the mold , reset everything why not? Don't let your personal life destroy it. Speaking woman to woman. be careful..I think you have good self direction though.
I just viewed I couple of your vids and I sense that would should continue with art. It seems like that is were your heart is and what you enjoy. You have an energy that is very creative and that comes out in your love for art. Always follow your heart and if that means being an artist/painter then go for it. Anyway what ever you choose make sure its something that makes you happy. Take care.....Much Respect
If you have interest in video games, you could be a video game artist/designer, it requires every skill you have (including psychology), and working in the games industry is structured but not constrained which helps in eliminating awful routine that you would find in other non-intp-friendly jobs.
I found myself in a similar position to you a few years ago, and it seemed that a job lacking art is boring, while jobs lacking logic is mind damaging, I settled to something that requires both. :)
sure you're not already an actress? you remind me of jane krakowski or charmian carr. just kidding, the idea of a career may have changed over time. at one time people would work in one trade for their whole working life, then they retire. Now, it probably wouldn't be outrageous for a person with many interests, like yourself, to have multiple careers without being perceived as someone who can't keep a job or stay put
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My teachers- who are also nurses- are very patient and surprisingly accepted my anti societal ways. I do realize that when practicing nursing I am practicing a form of stoicism that eliminates all judgement/criticism (even my own criticisms toward other philosophies).
That and if you complete the program you get inducted into a medieval guild called the Hospitalers. Their guild emblem is a downward pointing sword with eagle wings and a snake coiled at the bottom of the blade.
go study philosophy. you will have fun reading the greatest books ever written from the greatest minds ever borned.then switch to modeling make money take drugs have tones of sex gaze the sky and suicide.fucking awesome.over and out.
Hahaah. Nursing... I just got my RN lisence despite telling all my teachers I don't believe in free will and "caring" is merely an opinion that changes over time from society to society. I told my instructors about Aristotle's logic and men being more philosophical than women. I told everyone that I am in school for health insurance and to fill a demand in the economy.
A research paper guided me to where I am today. The local hospital pays me 28.50/hour fresh out of a 2 year program.
Just from the couple of videos I have watched of yours, I believe you would make an excellent Nurse. Most people think of nursing just as bedside in the hospital, but it is much more than that. There are many opportunities in nursing and I am sure you could find a specialty that would fit your personality. Ultimately though you must decide for yourself, for nursing isn't a career to take lightly. Good Luck to you, dear.
you might want to consider that what you like to do might feel different if you do it because its a job and you have to. I do hope you do end up doing what you like.. comparing to other stuff in life finding the right career is actually one of the least complicated things as you do retain an element of contorl. and working in a big company is a good thing, as it gives you choices. working for yourself requires discipline and being able to work by yourself.
You yourself have already learned so much and have fostered all of your passions so well. It would be a waste not to manifest these talents into generations to come. ~BJo
Roll your art degree into a career in video games!
Seriously take your music to the next level, post on iTunes and get a few bucks now and then. Also get a band.
I second a shot into acting.
Intern at an advertising studio see if you like it.
No Illustrator yet?
Sit down and learn it yourself, basically doodle, then reproduce in AI. I have a book for CS2 from Westwood College, I could send to you, it covers the basics.
You'll figure all this career stuff out in time, don't rush.
If your a curious person who likes to analyze things, be a writer. Start off in a company and work your way into writing books on your spare time on different things that interests or baffles you. Then publish them, and when the money starts poring in quit your job and wait for retirement.
My intuition tells me you should be an actress. You apparently like performing for the camera and you are very good at it. Or why not make songs and sell them online?
hmm Travel Photographer? because that's what i´d like to be second to a traveler (they go well together). and your artistic and smart and i thing you'd learn a lot and faster by visiting different cultures. tough it's probably a bit unrealistic, it has yet to stop me from dreaming.
Ps i´d love to see some pictures from your new canon sometime.
Working for museums i.e. "art administration." You can work in the private sector or teach college, H.S. Lots of opprotunities. Gov will pay Tuition if you work for a non profit. Good Opt.?!
As a fellow INTP, I would ironically suggest that you go with your heart (and not with your logic, as we INTPs are prone to doing). I was a child of academia for years, before graduating and going on to play music for close to 6 years now. INTPs are prone to feeling lost at times, but just focus in on what fulfils your sense of purpose in the world, and you'll be fine :)
You sound like you may be headed for the world of academia. I hope you can pay for grad school. I've had professors who were pretty good at teaching and who may have been something like you at this age.
How about this: I take Pat Sajak's job and you take Vanna's job. Then all the puzzles will have literary references and we can talk philosophy during the last 1 minute section before we say goodbye. Then I'll put my arm around you each night as we wave goodbye. mmmmm daily hugs from Kim ~~~
smoke pot and play online poker for marginal winnings to scrape out a type of tolerable existence for yourself. alternatively you could become a nurse and actively apply yourself at a local church. alternatively you could move overseas and teach english have random sexual encounters with fellow expatriots. alternatively you could join a cult of crop circle makers and live vicariously through the belief it instils in other people.
Combine them. First read Musicophilia by Oliver Sacks. Then become a music therapist. I believe this will be a growing field because of recent findings on music and the positive effects it has on the brain, and you can have your cake and eat it too. ;)
art director, graphic designer, they are both in advertising
but your gonna need a portfolio, and its gonna have to be good. if you are in college is there time for your masters degree? or just go to the art institute or something like that for two years and make your portfolio. ;D
Well I dont know the first thing about you but I can tell you this; if you need structure to get things done, art, music and philosophy are not the careers for you. If theres one thing most extremely creative people have in common its that they lack structure (not to be confused with dicipline). Best advice I can give you is just do what feels right. If it works out, great. If it doesnt, better luck next time. Mistakes are made to learn from.
i can see you as a college professor, teaching philosophy....it comes so naturally to you...
but as cheesy as this sounds....do what you love success! do what you can picture yourself being the most happy....follows happiness...if you love what you do, there is a better chance you will succeed than just doing something your good at but dont love necessarily
Ah, yet more proof that women don't know what they want. Kim, don't take this the wrong way, but the truth is that careers are for men and housework is for women. I think you should just get married and have your 2.5 children and be happy with that.
the only careers left in this world are either education, teaching and management and building trade. has every other skills and industry went east years ago, but that england and not america, has my nan says "if all fails you can still go on the game. remember life is a journey of discovery that is not fated in destiny or barriers of belief. roll with the rollercoaster, because it might not crash.
Your mind is logical & rational with a constant grounding in reality, this lends itself perfectly to science. Skip behavioral psychology, because it's not interesting enough. Skip clinical psychology because it's too depressing. Skip art & music because there's no future in it for you, it seems.
Plus, if Obama keeps pumping money into science research, that'll help the job outlook. You also seem to mention cognitive science in every other video I've watched.
you don't need to have a career, you need to do what you like, you need to feel better then any one doing any stuff, and you need to find the true meaning of what you are doing.
having looked at all your Vids and while you may not be 'proficient ' in many - I believe that you have skills that would be suit the development world...
You could go to graduate school and get your Ph.D. in art or philosophy. Work hard and you'll get a professorship. You can then learn, read, write, and think for a living. Good luck.
I would suggest that whatever you decide on for a career, not to factor the economy into it. The economy will always change. What is going on now will be completely different by the time you graduate, and different again a few years later.
Perhaps it's possible to find a regular job such as being a receptionist meanwhile on the side work on your passions until one of them end up making you whole enough that allows you to always focus on.
My background in college is philosophy and creative writing but I work in a dental office as a receptionist. In the meantime at home I'm usually writing my fantasy novel.
You emanate a nice persona, you look nice, and you're a thinker. Given a slant for creativity, what do you think about interior decorating or architecture?
Hi! Im glad to see you have a new video (yes, I know Im repeating myself, but its the truth). As for your question, I think I always saw you doing something related with art and culture, you seem to have the right stuff to be a wonderful writer or a musician. But as you say you feel a company environment might be better for you (and also based on your majors) maybe you could look into web design. You could use yor creativity and your art skills to full advantage there... (...)
(...) But even so Ill still wait for a book, a play or a CD by Kim... It would be interesting and a career doesnt mean you cant do other things, right? ;)
Perhaps Instead of thinking specifically think holistically, is there a career/job in which you could apply all your strengths ?
You are also a gifted communicator, powerfully perceptive , very humane and just; have you ever thought of being a teacher, social worker or guidance counseller ? You are also apparently a feminist , and would be a very positive role model for adolescent women and men in terms of treating others with respect and commanding respect from them .
Careers aren't what they used to be. It is more common to have seven year stints in an area and move on to different things. Career is not just one job or company any more. Good luck. Don't fret.
Nah, why not study philosophy, psychology, journalism or art? They're pretty broad so you get insight in a lot of different topics which you seem to like ;-). I personally decided by sorting out all the educations I didn't want and finally ended up with a selected few to choose from. Don't think about the present economy though; it's in the present, not future! Chose with your heart :P
I like your quiet, thoughtful and curious way of being btw ;-)
It's funny you just made this video. I have similar interests and was just googling around trying to find a career I would actually be interested in, then gave up and went to youtube. I don't have any answer's, but good luck!
I don't know how much work expierence you have.if not much.then remember what you are not stuck in one career for life get a job you like and something new.because people can pick up diffent skill from same job.if in compony then decide office or sociol or even indistry/engineer.this can help.remember what i have learned is that tomorrow you going to get older and you want to do something than nothing.you job will probely have social and bussiness/office.think what you can learn and achive
i will never be in a career system i will do as many things as i canso i will help the poor,veterans,cure anything bulid stuff,make music i will never get bored and party hard.
See quite simple, I just created a new career. Since not many care about the abuse of power on this site. Your father and my crew are the new sheriffs in town.
Graphic Design. You have the heart, creativity and sensibility to succeed in it. Plenty of companies are looking for it. In fact all companies need some kind of graphic designer. There is no for sure way to go about things just get a feel for a career and see if you can really find yourself doing that if not move on to the next thing. I've watched your stuff for a while now and I'd like to think that if nothing else you'll find yourself a nice guy in the future who'll be there for you.
Based on what I've heard, there might well be a bigger depression than we dare to imagine, coming sooner than we dare to imagine. Even if that's right though, the world will need Art, ideas and Entertainment as much as ever (imo) - with the proviso that it'll all need to genuinely reflect the changing times. If you feel inspired to go in those directions, I don't think a dire economic forecast should rule it out.
Starting at the end, unless your graduation is eminent, the current state of the economy shouldn't be a major factor in your choice of career.
Otherwise there are about four categories for art. Shoot for the moon, sell out, teach or save it as a hobby / weekend freelance. The two big factors that are going to make a big difference in which of those you want are money and job stability... sad as it is, most of the other concerns will pale next to those two.
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LiquidCrystalWarning 3 weeks ago
As a fellow INTP, good luck. I don't think we fit easily into career categories.
gkniffen 1 month ago
FOREVER!
ApologizingRats 1 month ago
movie making?
bergweg 1 month ago
If you are not sure... how can i be of any help. In the end it will be nothing you expected. I figure everything falls into place as it should....afterall life is too mysterious to make plans. As a creative person i just stick to my gunz. Too many great artists to compete with in this world. I believe being different is better than being the best.
tarantula982 2 months ago
mbti says you are intp, so look up intp carriers...
look for 10 most profitable
10 most secure
10 most fulfiling
take the one that fulfills all of them the best.
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Good luck,
do your own research, I know you love research. :)
Cheers from an (ENTJ) guy.
bizbite2 4 months ago
Hey, it's been a couple years since you made this video. I'm curious what you've decided on, or if you've decided at all.
AllUpOns13 4 months ago
Singer-songwriter.
jeffrman777 7 months ago
I see you as an artist (music, painting, etc), working at PR, writer, company representative, teacher (great way of explaining things), ...
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AmauryPenseur 8 months ago
Being an INTP myself I think avoid doing anything which involves public relations I am an Animator and i love the job because it gives me enough scope to express myself through the art . you can be a professor ,research scholar or a spiritual guide , you can be a good artist too , i find in my profession , that though i can give structure to an assignment pretty fast and can take it to a fare level of details , i fall short at refining it , since i loose interest .
anandaroopm777 9 months ago
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Being an INTP myself I would suggest , avoide doing anything which involves public relations and appearing before the mass, not that INTP's never did that and many of them succeeded but thats not the natural route and involves a lot of pain, I am an Animator and i love the job because it gives me enough scope to express myself through the art .
anandaroopm777 9 months ago
Being an INTP myself I would suggest , avoide doing anything which involves public relations and appearing before the mass, not that INTP's never did that and many of them succeeded but thats not the natural route and involves a lot of pain, I am an Animator and i love the job because it gives me enough scope to express myself through the art .
anandaroopm777 9 months ago
I could teach you piano and/or guitar and/or music theory if you move to Australia.
carlosantuckwell 10 months ago
Objective Career or Subjective Career? Facts or Opinions? Left Brain or Right Brain?
What Career choice did you end up going with? Befor you say anything, in this economy let me take a guess and you are back in school working on a Masters having had no luck in finding a job?
Just Curious?
BrainChild..
BrainChild666 11 months ago
Be an actress!
bobosinhell 1 year ago
@bobosinhell Actress? How about a Doctress?
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bobosinhell 1 year ago
Airport security.
sportsportsport 1 year ago
Schoolteacher!
I know it's a lot more work than it's worth (which is why I'm not one), but every fiber of your 'aura' (or something) says 'SchoolTeacher!'
Maybe it's just our hair color; part brown, part blond, fully Awesome!
mythmanjay 1 year ago
i think that you should sing.
specifically, broadway.
take the chance!
z0mbiesatemybf 1 year ago
I wish I could help you but I can't even help myself in that regard. However, I did come up with the best joke ever:
According to Kant, what would be considered morally acceptable behavior in a restroom?
give up??
...to do your dooty! ahahaha
Salsaman009 1 year ago
@Salsaman009 Okay now that I see it in print it was a horrible idea, BUT I'm tired of the whole "Kant" sounding like "can't" joke-thing. Christ! Kant we pick on somebody else??? :)
Salsaman009 1 year ago
I had wanted to ask what you ended up deciding to study if you made a decision.
EpistemicDuty 1 year ago
I am the same way, I just assume I'll figure it out one day. Career though? I would find a job not a career. Career create dependence (you rely on it to be there 20 or 30 years down the road, not good in a bad economy), jobs are expendable (you can move from one to another as you fancy, for what ever reason, as you never expected to be there 20 years in the first place).
Killedkennyagain 1 year ago
Not sure if you figured it out yet - but the book PathFinder by Nicholas Lore is a great career decision making book for right brained people.
As an INFP, I ultimately decided to do a job where I enjoyed it & had some time to myself in it to think (or listen to NPR ;) and pursue my vision / ideas / passions on the side in a way that aloud me to be true to it.
I may try and move to a more creative company in the future. We'll see. My true dream job is to b paid to ponder / brainstorm ; )
myintellectualjourny 1 year ago
We are so similar---it's quite scary. You are intelligent, multidimensional, intuitive and perceptual. Creativity is important for you to be satisfied with a career, so think high level design: architect, engineer,industrial designer,artist, photographer, composer, writer, advisor for a think tank?
I'm in electrical engineering (too detailed), also studying recording engineering, and working in the music industry doing acoustics research & design.
The world needs your powerful, flexable mind.
Fjaertorslovaark 1 year ago
How about art and/or music therapy? you could start your own clinic. have to go to grad school first though.
TDP788 1 year ago
Well you did say you were good at Photoshop nd stuff and your a good writer what about working for a magazine something along those lines hope that helps. Mabel advertising or idk haha I'm in the same boat except Im unsure about about whut type of classes to even think about taking in interested in a lot of things also.
dialatedrythmz805 1 year ago
You could try proving free will by making a controversial career choice such as a philosophical porn starlet. I would just love seeing a scene where John Galt is mercilessly fucking Ayn Rand up the arse.
Dovenpeis 1 year ago 12
@Dovenpeis This is not helpful for this sweet young lady!
inquisitive66 8 months ago
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Anything broadening the perspective on this sweet young lady’s philosophy is helpful for her.
Dovenpeis 8 months ago
I'm also an INTP and, while I think we do need a bit of outside pressure - deadlines and so on- we also need space to be creative and think up solutions on our own. It looks like you have an interest in thinking a lot about the 'human condition', logic, trends in human thought...so I'd recommend Psychiatry, Journalism, or something science related
79Prometheus 1 year ago
Dear Existentialistcat, Career? Einstein (an intp) said the ideal job for him would be a lighthouse keeper. "The duties are light, and there is plenty of time to think." Unfortunately,
almost all lighthouses these days are fully automated.
Yours,
Bruce
9nesteg 1 year ago
Dear Existentialistcat, It is probably too late now to go Saint John's College in Annapolis. I wish my parents or high school counselor had told me about it. For 4 years everyone is studying the same great books.
Yours,
Bruce-------9nesteg
9nesteg 1 year ago
Dear Existentialcat, Teaching may not be the solution. I could not stand it! Just because we are brainy people does not mean we intp's should go into teaching. At least half of the class, does not care, majoring in cell phones, etc. I have three degrees and have been a security guard for 30 years. No prestige, but I have privacy and peace and quiet.
Yours, Bruce
9nesteg 1 year ago
career anxiety . . . .
th3inquisitiv31 1 year ago
self-employed is the way to go for INTP's as long as u surround yourself with people that would be efficient at actually making your ideas a reality.... unless you can find a job somewhere as a "think tank". Maybe create a "think-tank" company. If you get some better ideas, let me know as I'm 20 and in the same boat.
uncleswell 1 year ago
there's always suicide
southsydney 1 year ago
you should find a benefactor like me
jeanpaulcarrot 1 year ago
If you want to do something performance related that doesn't involve marketing your appearance(at least as far as I know) you could look into voice acting.
EpistemicDuty 1 year ago
i guess u can be a graphic designer
enter19 1 year ago
financial analytics?
villa1nz 1 year ago
A lot of the INTPs I know become good software developers. The profession is unique in that it lets you exercise both your rational skills and creative skills simultaneously; in it's most pure form, I'd call it applied philosophy. Unfortunately, it requires a lot of specialized knowledge, but if you're clever enough that's not a problem. I'm INTJ; instead of just writing software, I use it as a business tool.
RishiRamraj 1 year ago
Check out this site "screw work lets play" he argues it is better for unstructured creative people to work for themselves. he shows how to meet deadlines. see what you think.
bivvyfox 1 year ago
Literature, children’s books. You could illustrate as well. Maybe take some early childhood development, and or child psychology classes. And this is no joke, but watch Mr. Rogers, and try to realize what he’s doing. Perhaps get a start by working for a publishing company. You’re perfect for it.
1Wickey3 1 year ago
your a woman. you sohuldnt be looking for a career. you should be looking for a successful and attractive man to be your mate. that's the nature of woman. its unnatural for a woman to seek a career just like its unnatural for a man to stay be a "stay at home dad."
ontemp 1 year ago
I'm pretty much the same, I did an enneagram test and came out as a 4w5 so I spend most my time lost in my thoughts, fantasies etc. I hate the idea of repetition in something I really dont believe can enrich my life i.e 9-5. I dread regret as I think there comes points in your life when certain boats pass. I'm artistic and stubborn with respect to commerce, business, confinement, structure.
stellarshore 1 year ago
dont do hard drugs youl go crazy
ace1059 1 year ago
Become a Nuclear Physicist...
:D
take the career test, but I think you'd make a hot microbiologist...
rick664ath 1 year ago
Problem is people try to force some kind of career out of their passions, rather than just pursuing them. If you embrace and seek to further your passion, then something will come along naturally. Although stressing yourself out to force a career to arise out of something you love will eventually turn that love into something you hate.
jiggpuff 1 year ago
@jiggpuff I agree, don't try to force it based on your type or what a test says you'd be good at. Think about what your work environment will be like. I majored in graphic arts. As an IMTP, I was stifled by deadlines and at my gig, I disregarded the manger's authority. Oddly enough, those experiences led me to film production. I love the variety of challenges in the day to day and, although its a ppl oriented biz, the higher ups don't care how you get the job done as long as it gets done.
MasterGuns81 1 year ago
Plus there's a lot of what we refer to in the industry as "hurry up and wait" time, basically waiting for other ppl to do their job before you can do yours...Anyways, it gives you plenty of time to ponder the universe....and get paid at the same time!
MasterGuns81 1 year ago
I'm an INTP and have no clue WTF I wanna do...
jackooboy1 1 year ago
do law as a career, it keeps your options open for the future. Keep thinking in meanwhile, becouse thats what philosophy is all about right? Try to get into politics as a hobby or sideturn. Above all try to stay sencere like you come accross, great asset. greetings from dutchyland
ypey1 1 year ago
Focus on your strengths. It appears you are creative and many companies want creative people. Areas where you can use your skills could include advertising, media, creative design, even sales. Continuing in another discipline may not be a bad idea either. The suggestion to look at Law School is actually a good idea.
woodcell 1 year ago
Have you ever thought of law school?
jackooboy1 1 year ago
I am guessing money doesn't mean much to you being an INTP. We aren't too material. I am an INTP. I graduated with a political science degree in 2007 summa cum laude and went to Korea. Following my year teaching English at Korean public middle schools I got home just in time for the financial crisis tsunami. I subsequently joined the NJ Air National Guard (which is great, because it emphasizes lots of the things I need help with) and ended up graduating top of my class at basic/tech school.
jackooboy1 1 year ago
professional jewelthief... hahaha... (see lancecryor's video response)..
no, I'm kidding. marry me and let's move out in the woods.. *psycho* %)
mads18 1 year ago
There's no need to take philosophy so much seriously in the 3rd Millenium. Science can solve most of our problems and makes us happy. Philosophy nowadays has just become a historical study of the past thinkers. If you want to deal about the thinking of the present and future, Science is the new philosophy. Science all day!!
Neueregel 1 year ago
@Neueregel
This is a philosophy of someone who doesn't understand what philosophy is.
ifinoxonifi 1 year ago
Your headed in the right direction. It always bugged me how the faculty shunned imagery from essay's. I wrote this one called Regresszilla and I put a comic cover of Godzilla on the front of the page. What I am saying is don't think you have to go in any one direction, I think you just have to be creative. I'm currently working as a volunteer enjoying life, Careers are a social misrepresentation of success, be yourself. Do performance art with all your interests combined.
knowah40 1 year ago
I think you should work on being a singer, You prob, need to work on not judging yourself to much and just let it rip! I think (((You))) are a rock star.
PS I am old enough to be your Dad so Im not just Dogging after you, Thats just what I see you doing
thatbritts 1 year ago
Definitely teaching. Why? You do youtube videos. Kind of ironic, eh?
Someone else said politics. Well, a new law passed about allowing unlimited corporate financing, meaning politics isn't viable.
Basically, teaching college level with what you love most. What do you love most?
MannequinMaid 2 years ago
I just typed "arglbrgh" in the YouTube search engine and this came up because it's in your video discription. I must take umbrage with the fact that arglbrgh is not mentioned nor discussed in this video. When someone wants to see a video about arglbrgh and it is absent in the body of the video then a fraud has been perpetrated and a gross malfeasance sends ripples of discontent strewn across the internet atmosphere and colors become distorted and pale. Where is my arglbrgh? BAHHH !
vveq 2 years ago 78
In my opinion, one flaw with the world today is that people like you never enter politics. So there's a thought.
inkstersco 2 years ago 3
@inkstersco Why would she want to spoil her values by becoming a whore to the masses. Fuck politics.
jackooboy1 1 year ago
Journalism?
fullfrontalfrank 2 years ago
why do u apologize for not making videos,it ur own choice and anyway mostly people that watch ur videos are men who like blondies,if ure an artist then I think u pretty already know what u want to do with ur life,go find a professional career-consultant in universties,stop seeking so much for attention!
kawaiscientific 2 years ago
i feel this way, all the time
my conclusion is , i'm going to be a nihilist drug dealer/ film director
sexlessparents 2 years ago 2
You now sometimes, msost of the time in fact, yes men are a bad thing. Sometimes the most hel;pful people are the ones who say that which you don't want to hear. This is because most often that which we don't want to hear is the truth. Yes men, like most of what are men responding to this person, are simply telling her that which she wants to hear, not what she needs to hear. This is a bad thing, for certain. Cat, you need to be more open, and hear more of what you don't want, that's my advice.
KenseiSL 2 years ago
Proficiency comes with time, patience, and use of said thing. You must have an open mind, and try all those things that are within the scope and field of the things you know you enjoy. In truth there is that one thing that when we do it, we feel within us a joy and release that nothing else can give. If you have found such a thing, find a way to turn that into a career. It is not complex, and merely requires an open mind, and for one to be willing to try many things. Simple doesn't mean easy.
KenseiSL 2 years ago
Save money, you'll need it, next year will be bad bad bad.
YTCyberCrimePolice 2 years ago
Ok throw everything u know away. Model!!!! Lol
lavaboy23 2 years ago
Use the GIMP. Much better than Photoshop, and it is free. I hope you become a game developer, and you join my team (just me, for now!)
gasto5 2 years ago
try following MIT, yale, stanford and berkeley video lectures that are on you tube edu as well as ted talks on all areas
to get an idea about what would be the best at least for now even tech and science should be experienced
TheArcherofire 2 years ago
I suggest working in the film industry, a nice one. :)
Nyhee7 2 years ago
Art media....sounds like you will be pole dancing very shortly.
Mikethebanker 2 years ago 2
Neurology?
gizmo2084 2 years ago
Actually, Brain Surgery. The reason is because it's more "big picture" than Neurology. The later has soooooo many variables and reactions to treatment. While a surgeon is more straight forward.
Imagine if someone came to you saying that the they had headaches all the time? Or were very sensitive to light? Or felt sleepy all the time after a trauma.
And then, imagine if you could help them!
gizmo2084 2 years ago
How about a photographer for National Geographic aye?
Because you like art, animals, and photography.
Voila!
Cosecanter 2 years ago
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Follow ur heart.
And Show Us You're TITS!!!
TheOmnipotentBoner 2 years ago
This just came on the screen and it's from June, what? I can't read 323 comments. graphic design Dept. fashion mag., art therapist but can be traumatic. You're generation will redefine career in a more personal way. Learn what you can then brake the mold , reset everything why not? Don't let your personal life destroy it. Speaking woman to woman. be careful..I think you have good self direction though.
5jeanbittersweet 2 years ago
I just viewed I couple of your vids and I sense that would should continue with art. It seems like that is were your heart is and what you enjoy. You have an energy that is very creative and that comes out in your love for art. Always follow your heart and if that means being an artist/painter then go for it. Anyway what ever you choose make sure its something that makes you happy. Take care.....Much Respect
1ShaolinStyle 2 years ago
Picking blue berries
Escapist166 2 years ago
How about Princess?
AceroySangre 2 years ago
Modeling?
Writer?
Phyle9 2 years ago
journalist. You can see the stress in your eyes. you're still really hot though.
shande490 2 years ago
If you have interest in video games, you could be a video game artist/designer, it requires every skill you have (including psychology), and working in the games industry is structured but not constrained which helps in eliminating awful routine that you would find in other non-intp-friendly jobs.
I found myself in a similar position to you a few years ago, and it seemed that a job lacking art is boring, while jobs lacking logic is mind damaging, I settled to something that requires both. :)
SalwanMax13 2 years ago
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deano671 2 years ago
Physiologist Physiologist Physiologist Physiologist Physiologist Physiologist Physiologist Physiologist
do whatever you can. and as much of it.
Don't stay in one place. you'll find the path!
Kirilltraceur 2 years ago
sure you're not already an actress? you remind me of jane krakowski or charmian carr. just kidding, the idea of a career may have changed over time. at one time people would work in one trade for their whole working life, then they retire. Now, it probably wouldn't be outrageous for a person with many interests, like yourself, to have multiple careers without being perceived as someone who can't keep a job or stay put
jtn191 2 years ago
Wherever you go, if you end up displeased with it, you can ALWAYS go back to school and learn a new skill.
apotheosis00 2 years ago
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detriplea 2 years ago
My teachers- who are also nurses- are very patient and surprisingly accepted my anti societal ways. I do realize that when practicing nursing I am practicing a form of stoicism that eliminates all judgement/criticism (even my own criticisms toward other philosophies).
That and if you complete the program you get inducted into a medieval guild called the Hospitalers. Their guild emblem is a downward pointing sword with eagle wings and a snake coiled at the bottom of the blade.
arssfarger 2 years ago
go study philosophy. you will have fun reading the greatest books ever written from the greatest minds ever borned.then switch to modeling make money take drugs have tones of sex gaze the sky and suicide.fucking awesome.over and out.
moxito1 2 years ago
Hahaah. Nursing... I just got my RN lisence despite telling all my teachers I don't believe in free will and "caring" is merely an opinion that changes over time from society to society. I told my instructors about Aristotle's logic and men being more philosophical than women. I told everyone that I am in school for health insurance and to fill a demand in the economy.
A research paper guided me to where I am today. The local hospital pays me 28.50/hour fresh out of a 2 year program.
arssfarger 2 years ago
Just from the couple of videos I have watched of yours, I believe you would make an excellent Nurse. Most people think of nursing just as bedside in the hospital, but it is much more than that. There are many opportunities in nursing and I am sure you could find a specialty that would fit your personality. Ultimately though you must decide for yourself, for nursing isn't a career to take lightly. Good Luck to you, dear.
ICharmaine 2 years ago
As far as I know you are a very good singer-composer. That could be an option.
I know its not so easy for some people to focus in a particular interest when they have a lot.
I also think you could be a good teacher, but if you think you have what it takes to be a physicist.. That would be great.
mgibsondrunk 2 years ago
Model
Esoparagon 2 years ago
Porn! It's a no-brainer.
cosmicjackpot 2 years ago 4
ur an ass
Kirilltraceur 2 years ago
Kim, I think you should become a tattoo artist.
RemRom361 2 years ago
you might want to consider that what you like to do might feel different if you do it because its a job and you have to. I do hope you do end up doing what you like.. comparing to other stuff in life finding the right career is actually one of the least complicated things as you do retain an element of contorl. and working in a big company is a good thing, as it gives you choices. working for yourself requires discipline and being able to work by yourself.
pflau1 2 years ago
Nurse. You have a soft bedside manner and healthcare will be a growing industry.
RAMKING61 2 years ago
Teach, you're already so good at it
You yourself have already learned so much and have fostered all of your passions so well. It would be a waste not to manifest these talents into generations to come. ~BJo
bj0lly 2 years ago
Roll your art degree into a career in video games!
Seriously take your music to the next level, post on iTunes and get a few bucks now and then. Also get a band.
I second a shot into acting.
Intern at an advertising studio see if you like it.
No Illustrator yet?
Sit down and learn it yourself, basically doodle, then reproduce in AI. I have a book for CS2 from Westwood College, I could send to you, it covers the basics.
You'll figure all this career stuff out in time, don't rush.
iGame3D 2 years ago
If your a curious person who likes to analyze things, be a writer. Start off in a company and work your way into writing books on your spare time on different things that interests or baffles you. Then publish them, and when the money starts poring in quit your job and wait for retirement.
Changeisgood12 2 years ago
Hiya, This girl made a video about you on youtube.... watch?v=LY7uuchTRZ4
KeanOOO 2 years ago
My intuition tells me you should be an actress. You apparently like performing for the camera and you are very good at it. Or why not make songs and sell them online?
XanaduZune 2 years ago
Not about a career, but here's what you should do: Stay centered. Face your fears. Follow your passion. Be curious. Constantly reconsider the way.
tobbezeta 2 years ago
hmm Travel Photographer? because that's what i´d like to be second to a traveler (they go well together). and your artistic and smart and i thing you'd learn a lot and faster by visiting different cultures. tough it's probably a bit unrealistic, it has yet to stop me from dreaming.
Ps i´d love to see some pictures from your new canon sometime.
Arinol1 2 years ago
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diplomacy
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Kirilltraceur 2 years ago
You love an audience so why not go for the stage/ screen?
There are no limits you know. Make the most of your "God" given beauty. It won't last forever.
tobbezeta 2 years ago
Marketing i.e. "advertising". That's a good one too!
Gnomebe 2 years ago
Working for museums i.e. "art administration." You can work in the private sector or teach college, H.S. Lots of opprotunities. Gov will pay Tuition if you work for a non profit. Good Opt.?!
Gnomebe 2 years ago
cough* game art *cough cough* concept artists *cough
MMOchamp9 2 years ago 3
u should b a model bcuz of your beautiful piercing eyes
lilquake4590 2 years ago 2
fgswegt
TheReasonWhyGuy 2 years ago
School teacher, nurse, psychologist. By the time you get out of school the economy will be different. It might be worse or better.
kingmike40 2 years ago
As a fellow INTP, I would ironically suggest that you go with your heart (and not with your logic, as we INTPs are prone to doing). I was a child of academia for years, before graduating and going on to play music for close to 6 years now. INTPs are prone to feeling lost at times, but just focus in on what fulfils your sense of purpose in the world, and you'll be fine :)
Levan
Singapore, Asia (Moving to the US soon :))
AstroninjaTV 2 years ago
You sound like you may be headed for the world of academia. I hope you can pay for grad school. I've had professors who were pretty good at teaching and who may have been something like you at this age.
pitilessbronze 2 years ago
I don't have any idea how much music theory you have or how good your graphic design and video editing skills are. please post a sample.
medeamajic 2 years ago
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BullzeyeParade 2 years ago
marry me and become a house wife
1GOD1JESUS 2 years ago
what beautiful features you have..... wow, we have sooo much in common. you should move to australia and become my newest wife
1GOD1JESUS 2 years ago
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BullzeyeParade 2 years ago
How about this: I take Pat Sajak's job and you take Vanna's job. Then all the puzzles will have literary references and we can talk philosophy during the last 1 minute section before we say goodbye. Then I'll put my arm around you each night as we wave goodbye. mmmmm daily hugs from Kim ~~~
gobbaf 2 years ago
smoke pot and play online poker for marginal winnings to scrape out a type of tolerable existence for yourself. alternatively you could become a nurse and actively apply yourself at a local church. alternatively you could move overseas and teach english have random sexual encounters with fellow expatriots. alternatively you could join a cult of crop circle makers and live vicariously through the belief it instils in other people.
djkramnik 2 years ago 11
haha
existentialistcat 2 years ago
Sound advice.
CashMoneyMoore 2 years ago
Combine them. First read Musicophilia by Oliver Sacks. Then become a music therapist. I believe this will be a growing field because of recent findings on music and the positive effects it has on the brain, and you can have your cake and eat it too. ;)
Oliver1456 2 years ago
You should move to Sweden and study, or work, or do nothing and just hang out with me.
rootberg 2 years ago
soon you people will find out that joining the military will be your best chance at staying alive.
YTCyberCrimePolice 2 years ago
try criminal justice, there's a lot in that field...or u look smart enough to work for the C.I.A or something like that..my 2 cents
PlaystationThree60 2 years ago
Supermodel.
I'll say it again: picture-perfect supermodel.
CleverDjembe 2 years ago
art director, graphic designer, they are both in advertising
but your gonna need a portfolio, and its gonna have to be good. if you are in college is there time for your masters degree? or just go to the art institute or something like that for two years and make your portfolio. ;D
oldpervyhermit 2 years ago
Well I dont know the first thing about you but I can tell you this; if you need structure to get things done, art, music and philosophy are not the careers for you. If theres one thing most extremely creative people have in common its that they lack structure (not to be confused with dicipline). Best advice I can give you is just do what feels right. If it works out, great. If it doesnt, better luck next time. Mistakes are made to learn from.
DennisBastian 2 years ago 4
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jim30333 2 years ago
Work for a game company. XD
jim30333 2 years ago
i can see you as a college professor, teaching philosophy....it comes so naturally to you...
but as cheesy as this sounds....do what you love success! do what you can picture yourself being the most happy....follows happiness...if you love what you do, there is a better chance you will succeed than just doing something your good at but dont love necessarily
acoustickatie24 2 years ago 2
Ah, yet more proof that women don't know what they want. Kim, don't take this the wrong way, but the truth is that careers are for men and housework is for women. I think you should just get married and have your 2.5 children and be happy with that.
remrom360 2 years ago 4
the only careers left in this world are either education, teaching and management and building trade. has every other skills and industry went east years ago, but that england and not america, has my nan says "if all fails you can still go on the game. remember life is a journey of discovery that is not fated in destiny or barriers of belief. roll with the rollercoaster, because it might not crash.
UPROAR24 2 years ago
Go for Cognitive Science.
Your mind is logical & rational with a constant grounding in reality, this lends itself perfectly to science. Skip behavioral psychology, because it's not interesting enough. Skip clinical psychology because it's too depressing. Skip art & music because there's no future in it for you, it seems.
Plus, if Obama keeps pumping money into science research, that'll help the job outlook. You also seem to mention cognitive science in every other video I've watched.
SBRslacker00 2 years ago
Clinical Psychologist at a large university hospital.
Timoleon54 2 years ago
you don't need to have a career, you need to do what you like, you need to feel better then any one doing any stuff, and you need to find the true meaning of what you are doing.
pakau 2 years ago
having looked at all your Vids and while you may not be 'proficient ' in many - I believe that you have skills that would be suit the development world...
vexaljr 2 years ago
You could go to graduate school and get your Ph.D. in art or philosophy. Work hard and you'll get a professorship. You can then learn, read, write, and think for a living. Good luck.
heathdwatts 2 years ago
I would suggest that whatever you decide on for a career, not to factor the economy into it. The economy will always change. What is going on now will be completely different by the time you graduate, and different again a few years later.
AndrewAtoZ 2 years ago
Perhaps it's possible to find a regular job such as being a receptionist meanwhile on the side work on your passions until one of them end up making you whole enough that allows you to always focus on.
My background in college is philosophy and creative writing but I work in a dental office as a receptionist. In the meantime at home I'm usually writing my fantasy novel.
Well, good luck! :-)
pcenteno82 2 years ago 2
Please don't come to work in my office.
I would get nothing done. I would be too distracted by your
beautiful voice and your resplendently gorgeous eyes!
Jimj
jimj122345 2 years ago
You emanate a nice persona, you look nice, and you're a thinker. Given a slant for creativity, what do you think about interior decorating or architecture?
Peopleunit 2 years ago
I'm going to suggest researcher in music cognition. There is funding for this kind of thing if you're willing to travel.
GirlyVoice 2 years ago
Work as a dental assistant. You said you have experience in floss-iphy. nyuk nyuk nyuk
gobbaf 2 years ago 4
haha haha
smokeydn 2 years ago
to floss iphy joke
smokeydn 2 years ago
Hi! Im glad to see you have a new video (yes, I know Im repeating myself, but its the truth). As for your question, I think I always saw you doing something related with art and culture, you seem to have the right stuff to be a wonderful writer or a musician. But as you say you feel a company environment might be better for you (and also based on your majors) maybe you could look into web design. You could use yor creativity and your art skills to full advantage there... (...)
flan984 2 years ago
(...) But even so Ill still wait for a book, a play or a CD by Kim... It would be interesting and a career doesnt mean you cant do other things, right? ;)
flan984 2 years ago
Perhaps Instead of thinking specifically think holistically, is there a career/job in which you could apply all your strengths ?
You are also a gifted communicator, powerfully perceptive , very humane and just; have you ever thought of being a teacher, social worker or guidance counseller ? You are also apparently a feminist , and would be a very positive role model for adolescent women and men in terms of treating others with respect and commanding respect from them .
kcatthedog 2 years ago
I hear God is missing a few angels these days.. you should sign up.
pewpie99 2 years ago
Pick your love; get your PhD; go into teaching.
scasey1960 2 years ago
Careers aren't what they used to be. It is more common to have seven year stints in an area and move on to different things. Career is not just one job or company any more. Good luck. Don't fret.
RabbitEars001 2 years ago 2
When I look at you I think: CARPENTER! :P
Nah, why not study philosophy, psychology, journalism or art? They're pretty broad so you get insight in a lot of different topics which you seem to like ;-). I personally decided by sorting out all the educations I didn't want and finally ended up with a selected few to choose from. Don't think about the present economy though; it's in the present, not future! Chose with your heart :P
I like your quiet, thoughtful and curious way of being btw ;-)
DigitizedSelf 2 years ago
It's funny you just made this video. I have similar interests and was just googling around trying to find a career I would actually be interested in, then gave up and went to youtube. I don't have any answer's, but good luck!
stixs0000 2 years ago
I don't know how much work expierence you have.if not much.then remember what you are not stuck in one career for life get a job you like and something new.because people can pick up diffent skill from same job.if in compony then decide office or sociol or even indistry/engineer.this can help.remember what i have learned is that tomorrow you going to get older and you want to do something than nothing.you job will probely have social and bussiness/office.think what you can learn and achive
ebertdp 2 years ago
i will never be in a career system i will do as many things as i canso i will help the poor,veterans,cure anything bulid stuff,make music i will never get bored and party hard.
medinavictor1990 2 years ago
Design undergound houses for peoples with anziety disorders, sunshine fear and all that.
grinzella 2 years ago
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See quite simple, I just created a new career. Since not many care about the abuse of power on this site. Your father and my crew are the new sheriffs in town.
The Guardians.
KaneSpell 2 years ago
Try asking yourself what are the things u like doing in your life and if any of this things u could actualy do im a company.
I have a degree in Tourism and just finish Administration last month.
If u have any questions about any of them just ask...i also have worked in big companys.
leennely 2 years ago
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KaneSpell 2 years ago
avon lady sell product u have a,i'am and america girl face nice......lol
howboutthat504 2 years ago
Graphic Design. You have the heart, creativity and sensibility to succeed in it. Plenty of companies are looking for it. In fact all companies need some kind of graphic designer. There is no for sure way to go about things just get a feel for a career and see if you can really find yourself doing that if not move on to the next thing. I've watched your stuff for a while now and I'd like to think that if nothing else you'll find yourself a nice guy in the future who'll be there for you.
donmonheim 2 years ago
What about journalism?, the times they are a' changing. Deadlines, there you go. Plus, seeing the big picture and analytical ability...
Someone must have said this already.
gerontodon 2 years ago
Based on what I've heard, there might well be a bigger depression than we dare to imagine, coming sooner than we dare to imagine. Even if that's right though, the world will need Art, ideas and Entertainment as much as ever (imo) - with the proviso that it'll all need to genuinely reflect the changing times. If you feel inspired to go in those directions, I don't think a dire economic forecast should rule it out.
gerontodon 2 years ago
Starting at the end, unless your graduation is eminent, the current state of the economy shouldn't be a major factor in your choice of career.
Otherwise there are about four categories for art. Shoot for the moon, sell out, teach or save it as a hobby / weekend freelance. The two big factors that are going to make a big difference in which of those you want are money and job stability... sad as it is, most of the other concerns will pale next to those two.
AutodidacticPhd 2 years ago