HOW TO FIND YOUR DREAM JOB

Some people were born already knowing what they would become when they grew up. Some wanted to be a doctor, some wanted to fly big planes, some really liked music and desperately wanted to be a musician. They then made plans and worked as hard as they could to achieve it, and you know what? They succeeded. How about you?

I always envy those people for always knowing what they want and having such determination to get it. I myself had got lost in my high school time, realizing that childhood dreams may not be applied anymore to the adult life. Do you remember what you wanted to be when you were kids? Most kids will choose an occupation around them that they can understand. Police, doctors, veterinarian, lawyers, teachers.Some are fascinated by films and TV shows and wants to be movie stars or celebrities. Broker, consultant, editor will may never come to their mind. Some of those children get their dream job, but many of them have to compromise with the real world.

Study shows that around 60% of workers in the United States of America are unhappy with their jobs. We can interpret the word "unhappy" to mean absolutely not liking their job or just being okay with the job but not having much excitement in it. Whichever it is, the point is that 60% of United States workers are lacking spiritual satisfaction in their jobs.

How do we solve it then? The only way to get the satisfaction in your job is never stop looking until you find it. It may sound selfish and impractical, but it is the only way you can feed your soul instead of only feed your body with your paycheck every month. I do not suggest you to quit your daily job in an instance, but don't stop looking to find the job which you feel will bring joy to your life.

You will find books on how you can compromise with your condition right now, but I think those kinds of books are very limiting to our talent and ability. Explore your hobbies to find an activity which will lead you to your dream job.

Let me tell you a story that will inspire you in finding your dream job and never give up. I have a 40 years old friend who had been a medical sales representative for almost 20 years. At the age of 40, he finally decided to pursue his dream to be a surgeon. His friends and family told him that he was insane taking the decision. But he continued his plan and never looked back.

Chris Rock the comedian said once about the difference between a job and a career. He said that a job is the one which keeps you feed and pays the bills, but a career is your true calling and you will really enjoy doing it until you feel that the time is never enough.