Write down a list of 6 interesting things then throw a dice?timeuntotime said:I have so many interests, and know a great deal about a few. I find so many areas of science fascinating and when I put all the interests together, I come to the conclusion of physics. I have a high aptitude for English rather than math and I'm always told I should become a writer. I adore reading, but don't have that much interest in writing. Sorry, this isn't even really a question, I'm just..searching.
So, ends your search?timeuntotime said:... when I put all the interests together, I come to the conclusion of physics.
dlgoff said:So, ends your search?
Choose Physics, at least until you learn that you want something else. If you choose Physics, you must learn mathematics through at least three semesters of Calculus (along the way) and preferably one course on linear algebra; and you WILL do much writing in regard to Physics, as well as in other sciences or technologies. Understand, with any choice of major field, you do have elective options for courses other than just mathematics or physics, including outside of S.T.E.M.timeuntotime said:I have so many interests, and know a great deal about a few. I find so many areas of science fascinating and when I put all the interests together, I come to the conclusion of physics. I have a high aptitude for English rather than math and I'm always told I should become a writer. I adore reading, but don't have that much interest in writing. Sorry, this isn't even really a question, I'm just..searching.
symbolipoint said:Choose Physics, at least until you learn that you want something else. If you choose Physics, you must learn mathematics through at least three semesters of Calculus (along the way) and preferably one course on linear algebra; and you WILL do much writing in regard to Physics, as well as in other sciences or technologies. Understand, with any choice of major field, you do have elective options for courses other than just mathematics or physics, including outside of S.T.E.M.
In a broad, vague sense that can be true but on a practical level if you don't make a decision to follow a coherent path, you will struggle to have enough resources to continue your search as a hobby.timeuntotime said:Never, the search is the conclusion.
russ_watters said:In a broad, vague sense that can be true but on a practical level if you don't make a decision to follow a coherent path, you will struggle to have enough resources to continue your search as a hobby.
A calling is a strong inner urge or sense of purpose that guides an individual towards a certain career or life path. It is often associated with passions, talents, and values.
Some signs that you have found your calling may include feeling fulfilled and energized by your work, having a strong sense of purpose, and experiencing a sense of flow or ease while pursuing your interests.
Yes, it is possible for your calling to change and evolve as you grow and experience new things. It is important to remain open to new opportunities and be willing to adapt as your interests and passions change.
If you are unsure of your calling, it can be helpful to explore your interests, values, and strengths through activities such as journaling, talking to mentors or career counselors, and trying out new experiences. Trust that your calling will become clearer as you continue to learn and grow.
Yes, it is possible to have multiple callings or passions. It is important to prioritize and find ways to integrate these different interests into your life, whether it be through a career or hobbies.