The Turning Point

It was late at night around ten o’clock when it all clicked. All my thoughts, emotions, my ideas, and my goals made sense. Throughout my high school years, I had always found it difficult to identify what my goals would be in the future and what I would end up doing. However, this night was different. I was working diligently on my topic proposal for ISM, in which I had to finalize my topic of study and the field I would be working in for the entire year. This was a big milestone to reach, as I have always considered many different possibilities for careers that I would do in the future. While researching, there was a particular article focusing on how you can tell if you are capable within the Management of Information Systems. This article provided me with exactly what I needed in order to recognize that this career was for me. Everything within the article provided me with a glimpse of my future and allowed me to analyze if I was a good choice for this job. To no surprise, I was. I was independent, I had communication skills, I was mathematically gifted, and I had a passion for learning. All these skills were ones I possessed, and I could utilize them for my job in the future. This not only helped me feel like I was going on the right path, but it also helped me realize the amount of effort I need to put for the future. And knowing me, I will pursue this and I will put in the necessary amount of effort in order to reach my goal.