Jack-of-all-trades
For you, studying is about
broadening your horizons. Your study time is a time to look around. To find out
who you are and what you want to be. How do you want to contribute to the world?
To do that, you have to try different things and be open to what comes your
way. You might combine an internship in a research group with volunteer work or
a committee of your study association with a permanent side job. In this way,
you will discover where your interests and strengths lie. What do you want to
do after your studies. And which social issues make your heart beat faster.
Your open mind and broad
interests will help you find the place where your talents and interests are at
their best. This is how you discover how you can contribute to the world.
You have a tendency to do a little bit of everything, and that can also
limit your development. Make sure to maintain a good balance. You may wonder if
you have chosen the right study because you have so many other interests. Keep
thinking carefully about what is important to you so that broad interests do
not turn into aimlessness. Recall that you can still make an impact in many
ways after graduating.
Maybe after all the experimentation
you know exactly where you belong. Think of an organization with many
development opportunities. Or a self-employed career with great freedom to create
added value. There are many options. As long as you have a varied job, you will
be happy.