when i was younger i really wanted to become a dentist . What was your dream job? Have you ever dream about It ?
Actually, my story is a bit different. I never had a single "dream job."
When I was five, I looked at my mother and thought I would become a teacher just like her. I started role-playing as a teacher—giving homework and grading papers. Sometimes, I even yelled at my toys, pretending they were my students.
Then, when I entered 1st grade, I started wondering about animals—their food habits, habitats, and body structures. My dream shifted: I wanted to become an animal expert.
A few years later, my family hit a tough spot financially. Seeing our need for money, I decided I would start a business and become a billionaire. (Looking back, it sounds a bit silly and naive, but that was my mindset!)
When I graduated from school, I wasn't sure what to study next. Some seniors suggested I take a gap year to prepare for competitive exams, so I chose NEET (the medical entrance exam). My friends cleared it on their first try, but I didn't. I was heartbroken and depressed—I couldn't sleep, could barely eat, and felt a heavy weight in my chest.
The following year, I worked hard, cleared NEET, and secured a spot at a decent medical college.
To cover my daily expenses, I started a small business. I may not have dived into the deep ocean, but I created my own little aquarium. I might never walk through a jungle or touch a lion, but I have my cats—who are wonderfully clingy—and I recently brought home some adorable bunnies. On top of that, I joined a local coaching institute as a tutor.
In a way, I ended up getting a piece of everything I ever wished for. It might not look exactly like my childhood dreams, but in its own way, it's remarkably close—and for me, that is more than enough.