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1. Saying “I can’t.” Something that you want to be when you grow up but your saying that you can’t do cause you don’t believe in yourself that you can. You can always do something as long as you set your mind to it and are willing to put in the hard work also pay your dues every time.
2. Getting dollar signs in your eyes. How to make money for you is a hard thing to do for some people. To get a good paying job you have to finish school and go to college to see what you want to be.
3. Doing what your parents expect or what you think they expect. Parents telling you what they want you to be when you grow up and here you want to be something else. Most students don’t like to say I don’t want to be that and want to be something else!
4. Assuming a job won’t be useful in building experience. How to get a job when someone asks you if you want to work as a painter and you don’t want to be a painter in the future. But you can just take it as an example how a job would be in the future?
5. Going it alone. Family members, teachers, coaches, neighbors, family friends, and supervisors at part-time jobs can all provide career guidance or help you in other ways. Something that you would like and you want to learn more about it so you can be one when you grow up! So you ask someone if they can teach you more about it