I am sort of the opposite of that. I was never a big career guy. A job was just a way to make money. I looked at it as a necessary evil. I am a great fisherman, a marathon runner, a husband and a father.
A job will never define me like a passion can. A passion is a hobby you enjoy so much that the pay doesn't even matter. A job is just getting paid to do something i dont care to do
My job doesn't define who I am. It pays well and keeps me busy. I'm helping people which I do like to do but I'm not passionate about it.
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Definitely not. Sure career is very important to me and getting this law degree.
But when people think ‘future lawyer’ they usually have one stereotype in mind. Not a tattoo-loving, slightly gothic bodybuilder
Although my career is immensely important to me, my marriage and family will always come first and foremost in my life.
Not at all. I have a very confidential job and only a very limited number of people know what I really do. I absolutely love what I do but I ‘m so much more than my job.
As a Soldier I live by the Army values, but I incorporate them into my personal life because they make me an overall better person for it.
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I am, but there is a lot more to me.
I feel attacked.
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