write a paragraph on the topic what would I become when I grow up
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You might say you want to be a firefighter, a ballerina, a policeman, a professional athlete, a doctor, or a teacher. Parents and teachers who ask this question of their children and students will tell you that very few kids express an interest in being an insurance adjuster, an administrative assistant, a market researcher, or a database administrator.
Why is that? Although there are literally billions of people in the world working in all sorts of jobs, you might only know about the jobs held by people you come into contact with in your daily life.
For example, you might be familiar with the jobs your parents, friends, or relatives hold, as well as those you see portrayed on television shows or held by people you come into contact with in your community, such as doctors, dentists, and teachers.
Since you will likely have to work a full-time job to support yourself and perhaps your family in the future, it's important to choose a career path that provides both necessary income and job satisfaction. If you choose a job that makes you unhappy, your life will not be as happy and fulfilling as you want it to be.
Be sure to investigate all kinds of careers. The perfect job for you might be something that you've never heard of…yet! The future is unwritten and the possibilities are endless. Tomorrow's happiness and success will depend in part on the planning and work you do today with tomorrow in mind.
Thinking about the future and planning for what you want to be when you grow up should not be limited to just one day, though. Start talking with teachers, parents, relatives, friends, and mentors in all sorts of settings — at school, at home, at work, at church — any time you have questions about the future.