Science has yet to develop a test or maze to assist in choosing which vocation to pursue. It's a labyrinth, and it necessitates an essential and balanced discussion of competence and passion. Someone who has dabbled in all three fields (sciences, commerce, and the arts) has more to offer in terms of experience and exposure.
One of the most fundamental aspects of life is trust. Do you have faith in yourself? What does it mean to have faith in oneself? Do you ever second-guess yourself before doing something? How do you escape the loop of second-guessing your actions (perhaps due to past/bad choices/bad decisions)? What should I do? Where should I go, and, more importantly, how should I get there?
Do you know your child has unique learning needs? Struggling to keep their attention or encourage them to try new things? Each child’s learning style is shaped by their inherited traits and individual life experiences—yes, even young children have their own experiences that influence their development. While we can’t change their inherent qualities, we can help them harness their strengths and acquire new skills.
Feeling like you are not being heard or understood? Does it seem like every time you speak, you are met with questions or reactions that don’t feel right? Maybe you have tried everything—rewards, consequences, even reverse psychology—but nothing seems to work. It can be frustrating when your efforts to communicate seem to fall flat, leaving you feeling disconnected and unsure of what to do next.
Do you find it difficult to put your feelings into words? Is it difficult for you to describe some of your actions? Do you have trouble deciding what to do at times? Do you have the impression that no one understands you? Do you become worried for no apparent reason? Are you enraged with everyone? Do you feel powerless, as if nothing is working in your favour? Do you have a hard time deciding what to do with your friends, school parents, or life?
Feeling anxious about what others might think? Worried about the stigma attached to therapy? Afraid of the labels that come with mental health struggles? It’s completely normal to feel apprehensive, but talking about your feelings can provide clarity and relief. Sometimes, you don’t need immediate solutions—what you might need is a compassionate ear to listen or someone to validate your experiences. It can also be comforting to acknowledge that you don’t have to face everything on your own.
