My dad was right, find a career you love?

[curiousmandy]

Since starting in my first job in my field of study after college I am even more thankful I chose the field I did. I feel fulfilled and it’s only the beginning! I am so excited to see what comes next.

Have you found a career you truly love and enjoy? How life changing has it been for you?

[Yoursweetgirl]

Maybe you're getting paid well or at least enough to satisfy your bare necessities.

I didn't choose my primary specialty because you're so underpaid that I'd never have a financial independency.

You should choose a job that pays well so you can everything and it will give you freedom to pursue what you love too.

[curiousmandy]

I’m just starting out and not making a lot of money but I love what I do, that makes a difference. Of course we always would love more money, and I do and hopefully as I gain experience that will come. I hope to one day open my own practice.

[Jennz6]

You’re right, a job that you love is like not having to work

[SotiCoto]

Hell no.
Find a career you can tolerate. Emphasis on tolerate.
If you try getting paid for something you love, the compulsion to do it for money will completely ruin your enjoyment of it. NEVER let hobbies and jobs get mixed up.

[NathanDavis]

if you can live off something you love... that might be a blessing, yes

[Anonymous]

most people work because they have to, not because they want to

unless you're trying to be the absolute best in the field and even then those people tend to be psycho compared to the rest

[Emmytexrex]

I have and I can say I would choose it again and again

[Panthero80]

What career are you going into?