I. Introduction/Thesis: “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world. » -Nelson Mandela. According to the inspirational model itself, education is the key to discovering the crazy secrets of transforming your world into what you envision. For me, this vision is infinite, so this mission has not been easy, but I think I have found my way. We have extensively studied and researched possible career choices that fit well with our personality and lifestyle. Looking at all of CFNC's many possibilities, my ultimate goal was to find a suitable career that I could make a living from, but I also wanted it to be something I wanted to do. I basically wanted to move towards a profession that I would really want to do! Abilities, Skills and Interests: Like most people, I cannot summarize my interests and skills in one sentence. There are many things I would like to accomplish and many new interesting doors that I have opened during my life. But what I love most is the arts. I love exploring the creativity that explodes on a page or telling their dance story on stage. It fascinated me how people can show their heart on their sleeves with a simple gesture. I also love technology, something makes me want to explore. I like to figure out how I could take this “computer brain” and manipulate it (through code). After taking the career survey, I scored very high on two particular surveys: arts, audio-video technology, communications, and information technology. This excited me because I had already studied these clusters and career aesthetics! In a way I guess it was just reassuring to know that I can easily match either...... middle of paper ...... I learned more than never about how my personality fits into a profession. . I now know that I can use my creative yet intuitive mind for something that really matters in the future. I liked knowing my strengths and knowing where they align with other careers other than those I'm interested in; I found information about careers I didn't even think I was capable of that were a really good fit. The hardest part was choosing which career I wanted to pursue, there were many careers to choose from! I only involved my parents in explaining certain university projects or how middle school/high school works in general. I would absolutely recommend a friend to go through this process so that they can perhaps also find a career that suits them. It was a really fun process and I'm very happy that we had the opportunity that we were given.!