Discover Your Interests
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You can learn what you're interested in by paying attention to what you're drawn to, then checking that against what you see and hear next. Ranking what interested you most the first time, and again after you learn more, shows how your interests can shift or stay the same. Those interests often map to broad career families: caring for people, building things, organising, creating, the outdoors, and planning with numbers. Your grandparents' memories and things in the attic can show shared interests or new directions.
What you will learn
You can learn what you're interested in by paying attention to what you're drawn to, then checking that against what you see and hear next. Choosing what interested you most the first time, and again after you learn more, shows how your interests can shift or stay the same. Those interests often map to broad career families: caring for people, building things, organising, creating, the outdoors, and planning with numbers. Your grandparents' memories and things in the attic can show shared interests or new directions.