>> You should do anything in the way of education or employment.
Unless you love it.
If you consider it drudgery, I don't think you're likely to be successful.
Because you're unhappiness will probably show through to the employer or people
that you are surrounding yourself with.
So I think you need to have a passion
for whatever direction you ultimately decide to take.
I also think it's important to research before you take the plunge
or before you focus your efforts on a career.
As to what those requirements are for that career.
Now I'm not talking about requirements from the standpoint of coursework,
but rather requirements in terms of the lifestyle.
In terms of the, you know, demands that maybe the travel requirement.
As well as focus on what type of employer you're seeking to work for.
So I think there are many, if you call it secrets to success.
But I think having the passion and being prepared
to enter whatever career you ultimately enter is most likely
to increase your chances of being successful.
We spend so much time at work, regardless of the career today.
The demands are significant in most fields.
That you really have to love what you do to be successful at it.