Choosing a Path

When asked if he felt that his years in engineering have been wasted, Charles has this to say:

“My six years in engineering taught me how to break down big problems and solve them. It is exactly like how clients tell you their problems. They don’t give details as first, just the big picture. Engineering students learn how to address the big picture”

Are there risks in pursuing a life outside engineering?

“What are you trapped by? It all depends on how you deal with it. I can do without the material comforts in life.”

Finally, he has this to say.

“You must find meaning in life.”
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Pple can be soo judgemental. i'm slightly pissed by some stuff but that's prob partly due to pms. let it pass let it pass.....

some working frens told me today that it's not abt finding a job you love, it's getting a job you dun hate. that kind of makes sense. i can think of lots of things i wouldn't MIND doing, but hardly any that i would LOVE to do.

is that the way though? is that the harsh reality? i hope not....i really do.

i'm sort of at a crossroad...decisions decisions...sometimes i feel like i'm thinking too much...but most of the time i feel like others are not thinking of where they wanna go at all....then again most of the adults didn't think and turned out fine...so maybe it's good to not think so much....

what am i trapped by?

perceptions.

parents gonna flip soon. months down i'm might just hate myself and the choice i made.

"life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all"

perceptions.

i'll prob get no mental or any support whatsoever. if i fail there would be an air of i told you so.

"the best thing in life is doing what others say is impossible."

i'm confused.