The reality of applying a teaching like the law of attraction often looks very different than we anticipate when we first embark on this journey of conscious creation.
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Podcast #123:Law of Attraction: I’m Sick of Doing the ‘Work’ But I Don’t Want to Give Up on What I Want
Hi, Kelli! What’s your opinion when it comes to someone who has found her passion early in life and is wondering whether to go to psychology university or take a course in ICF to start a coaching business? That’s the case with me. While going to study abroad would provide me with certain set of experiences, starting a career coaching earlier would also do so with other set. Either way, I’m having this feeling that no matter when, I will one day start this business. I will eventually end up working with my passion. But what’s your opinion?
Hi Radost
There really isn’t one option that is better than another. It depends on what you view university as: if it is as a place to study subjects that will prepare you for a career or a ‘placeholder’ until you become a ‘real adult’ then already knowing what you want to do might mean not finding it necessary to attend. If you see it as more of an ‘experience’ including something like study abroad, it could be a good idea to attend. You are very young and there is no particular rush to get started in your career right away. I ended up doing something that wouldn’t require college, but it was a great experience and I don’t see it as wasted time or anything like that, particularly since I had no idea the direction my life would take at the time. No matter what decision you make, it won’t be ‘wrong’