I’m 20 turning 21 and I feel old I want to do more for my life but don’t know where to start?

[Anonymous]

I have so many ideas that never develop into anything more than that. I want to start my own business but don’t even know how to begin. I’m sick of university but know I have to get though it. I live in Canada and in the winery I get sad because I wish I was somewhere hot. I want to do exchange but just started my undergraduate program so I’d need to wait a year or so. I want to make money so I can offered to go on exchange. Everything take so much time and dedication and sometimes I just don’t have that. I want to live life to the fullest and I’ve been feeling stagnant for so long. Any advice or steps to take to lead me on the right path I want to be on. I’m also in international business and don’t really know where that would take me in my life. Is it a bad program?

[ChicoFromThe305]

Alright first, you have to have all your ideas organized and planned, so start with the smallest idea and then work your way up, but don't think you can do it all fast, you got your whole life to make things work, also don't try to multitask unless you are fully confident and can work well with multitasking, always have room for hobbies and activities and as time goes by, if you give your ideas some time and put in effort you'll accomplish them, organize, I think that's what you are lacking rn and I think that's why your head is all woozy.

[Asker]

Yeah I’m gonna learn to be more organised but I just want things to happen now I don’t want to wait 10 years for something to change I don’t know does that sound dumb?

[ChicoFromThe305]

Well thats just not possible but you might see results a lot sooner

[OlderAndWiser]

You feel old.

[Nikki1989]

Develop new skills. You are just getting started.

[AI Opinion]

Feeling overwhelmed at your age is common, but you're on a promising path. Start by setting small, achievable goals that align with your interests, such as exploring entrepreneurship and international business opportunities. Consider internships or part-time jobs in fields that excite you, as they provide practical experience and networking. Since studying abroad appeals to you, research exchange programs and start preparing financially. International business is a valuable program with diverse career paths, including roles in global trade and business development. Embrace patience and persistence, as they will aid you on your journey to fulfillment and success.

[Danny_dan92]

Get a degree that’s worth your while

[Asker]

Is international business a good degree?

[Danny_dan92]

Medical, business, law, engineering are pretty much the only good degrees these days

[Asker]

How about management?