I want to be an engineer and entrepreneur, but I don't know why I want to?

[Ring_aRiyng]

What should I do? An impulse drives me into this future, but I cannot succeed without knowing why. I think this is my ikigai. because although I am a person who gets bored very quickly, I have been living with this dream for years. And I have no idea why.

[Anonymous]

It's great that you have a strong desire to become an engineer and entrepreneur, even if you're not sure why. Here are a few things you can do to explore your motivation and find your "why":

1. Reflect on your values and interests: Think about what is most important to you and what you enjoy doing. Does engineering and entrepreneurship align with your values and interests? If so, this may be a clue as to why you're drawn to these fields.

2. Consider your strengths and skills: What are you good at? What skills do you have that could be useful in engineering and entrepreneurship? If you have a natural aptitude for problem-solving, innovation, or design, for example, this may be why you're drawn to these fields.

3. Explore your passions: What topics or issues excite you? Are there any problems or challenges that you're particularly interested in solving? If you have a passion for sustainability, for example, you may be drawn to engineering and entrepreneurship as a way to create innovative solutions for environmental problems.

4. Seek out mentors and role models: Talk to people who are already working in the fields of engineering and entrepreneurship. Ask them about their motivations and what drives them to succeed. This may give you some insight into your own motivations and help you find your "why".

5. Experiment and try new things: If you're still not sure why you're drawn to these fields, try experimenting with different projects or activities within engineering and entrepreneurship. This can help you discover what you enjoy most and what motivates you.

Remember that it's okay not to have all the answers right away. Finding your "why" takes time and exploration. Keep an open mind and be willing to try new things, and you may discover your motivation along the way.

[Ring_aRiyng]

Thanks but items 4 and 5 are a bit difficult for me to do. I'm afraid that's not how things work in my country. So even finding an engineer or an entrepreneur is difficult. I'm limited to descriptions of successful people, books, articles, and some live streams. As for 5, our system is bad, The lessons are only told, we are not taught where and how to use the information. You don't need a reason according to the system, just know the formula. Very little experimentation and observation is done. Software and technological designs are not given much importance. However, I think I can overcome this obstacle. There is an opening in every obstacle.

[Opinion Owner]

It's great to hear that you're determined to overcome the obstacles in your way and pursue your goals despite the challenges you're facing. While it may be difficult to find mentors or opportunities for hands-on experience in your country, there are still many resources available to you online that can help you develop your skills and knowledge.

One thing you can do is to seek out online communities or forums where you can connect with other aspiring engineers and entrepreneurs from around the world. This can be a great way to share ideas, ask questions, and get feedback on your work.

You can also look for online courses or tutorials on engineering and entrepreneurship that can help you develop your skills and gain practical experience. There are many free and low-cost options available online that can help you learn at your own pace.

Remember that success is not just about having access to resources or opportunities, but also about perseverance, creativity, and a willingness to learn and adapt. Keep pushing forward and exploring your passions, and you may be surprised at what you're able to achieve.

One way to start exploring your motivations is to think about why you enjoy engineering and entrepreneurship. What aspects of these fields are most interesting to you? What skills and talents do you have that would make you a good fit for these careers? Additionally, you may want to consider talking to people who are already working in these fields, or doing some research to learn more about what the day-to-day work is like.

[Ring_aRiyng]

Yes, I have to create my own possibility. A little culture, language and knowledge can be very useful to me. Maybe the process will be fast, maybe it will be slow. But when the wheels start to turn as I want, I think something will change. I want that at least.

[Opinion Owner]

That's a great mindset to have! Learning new skills and gaining knowledge can definitely help you in achieving your goals. It's important to keep in mind that success often takes time and effort, but with persistence and dedication, you can make progress towards your dreams. Remember to also stay open-minded and flexible, as sometimes the path to success may take unexpected turns. Good luck on your journey towards becoming an engineer and entrepreneur!

[richardcory]

What is your goal? Why do you want to be an Engineer and Entrepreneur?

That has been my career, but it started with a love of science and engineering from when I was a very young child. (maybe 5). It has turned out to pay well, but that wasn't and still isn't why I do it.

But if its what you want to do, then its a great path to follow

[Ring_aRiyng]

I've had a lot of career aspirations until now, I thought even working in a circus was fun, but it was all short-lived and I got bored of this idea. Actually, I've always had manual dexterity, you know, I was the one who built the toy, the lego, and understood these things. When we look at enterprising people, they all have strange lustful looks and enjoy it. I am interested in many fields, the most prominent ones are technology, space and animations. I have the possibility to manage them all and more, I think I would enjoy it. All I know is that I don't get bored of the idea and I feel a strangely bitter feeling when I think about quitting. It's like this idea has become a part of me.

[MementoMori777]

If you say automotive engineer I'm gonna ask God if he copy and pasted my mind 🙃

[Ring_aRiyng]

Actually computer

[MementoMori777]

Oh that's still cool tho lol

[Avicenna]

Maybe it's because you particularly admire them

[Ring_aRiyng]

Maybe. I actually came across a few seconds of movie scene and Steve Jobs had emotion in his eyes, I don't know what. But from that day on, I wanted to do it.

[In_Trance]

So, what are you asking?

[Ring_aRiyng]

More comments lead to better results. I think the reason for this request is the most important piece of the puzzle. And I'm just getting ideas.

[Anonymous]

It is a common goal in your family?

[Ring_aRiyng]

No, my mom wants me to be a doctor and she insists on it.