in anything, especially on career choices, it involves the interest of the individual. if there is interest in a particular field, there will be dedication and with dedication, there is the will to succeed and with the will to succeed, hard effort will mean the achievement of the desired goal.

Not everyone knows what they want to do as a job or career when they are still at school. And sometimes even after leaving school, people are not really sure what direction that they will go in. Being a doctor is a really important job.And it takes many years of study and education to get to being one. That may be what you will do one day. Doing something that suits your interests and personality is a start.Like what do you like doing? What are you especially good at? Some people are really great at English,and written work,while for some it is the science subjects that they are interested in. Or whether you love being outdoors or inside.Whether you are an introvert or extrovert.Lots of factors help to point yourself in the right direction. Some people work for a few years before they decide on what career path they will head in.And then there is the option of part time study to fit in with work commitments.You will get there and best wishes whatever path you choose:)

If you don’t know if it is right for you,then it isn’t in your heart to want it .

Go for a career that really sets you on fire,not just to make alot of money.You would not be a very good doctor,if it was not your heart’s desire to help others.

Doctors don’t just treat bodies,they also listen to souls,because sometimes the illness is cured by a friend.

I would suggest doing volunteer work at a local hospital. You can even volunteer in the emergency room. That way you get first hand exposure to the type of work you may be doing. Just don’t expect the staff to be too friendly since they are pretty busy doing their own thing.