October, 5th
Homework
Personally, I tend to think that I am a realist about my career.
-Firstly, I see the world of professions “as it is” and I have the natural inclination to view all the
sides of a job from an objective stance.
-Secondly, I am able to prepare for almost any result in my career. I know how to enjoy my
achievements and I am also ready for failure.
-Thirdly, I meditate and evaluate in a more credible way the positive and negative aspects of a
career.
My dream career
Everyone has a dream in their life which they want to achieve when they grow up.
Dreams give your life a purpose, direction, and meaning. My dream career has remained the
same since I was 10 years old. I want to be a successful architect.
Firstly, the architect’s work contains a high percentage of creativity. Architecture gives
me the freedom to use the creative part of my brain. It’s an art that works with science to design
places and buildings where people can live, interact and work. Moreover, it’s fun to study,
allows me to be creative, improve other people’s lives and will be a challenge in my daily work.
So, if this career involves freedom of expression and creativity, I will enjoy my profession.
Secondly, architecture is my dream career because it highlights my knowledge in
mathematics and physics. I consider that I am good at these subjects and as a result, I will be
successful in the field of architecture.
Finally, it is very important to have a dream career, because it shapes your life choices
and gives you a sense of control and hope.
