Reflection: Who am I? what can I do? What should I do? What do I like to do? What should I do? What should I do? What does the environment allow me to do?

1, I have those growing experiences, what kind of person I grew up to be, what kind of words I said, and how others treated me.

For example, I have studied for several years, and what is my educational level? I am a good student who loves learning internally, or an asshole who doesn't like learning. I am a braggart and a down-to-earth person who is not afraid of hardship.

2. I am a popular person and a lonely person. For example, my friends seldom have two friends and often go out for a walk alone. I don't like crowded places and the idea of becoming a monk, or I have many friends and I am welcome everywhere.

3. I am short, I am ugly, I feel inferior, or I am tall, and I look average.

4. What hobbies and dreams do you have, what kind of occupation is your idol, and those pursuits excite you. What you want.

Second, what am I going to do?

1, I don't know what I will do if I stop doing it. If you don't want to leave as long as people don't fire you, it means that you will still do your job. Although sometimes you can't do it well, no one will. When you are young, you can do more different jobs. Only after you have experienced all kinds of jobs can you know what you will do, how much work you can do and how much work you can do. I did 17 jobs before I knew I could do five jobs. The rest are either jobs I can't do well or jobs I don't want to do. For example, I have worked as a newspaper delivery, a milk delivery, a courier, a reporter, an insurance salesman, an advertising salesman, a milk seller, a vegetable seller, a fish seller, a headhunter consultant, a security guard, a medical device seller, a shampoo seller, a cultural communication salesman, a stall-teller, a fortune teller, an online shop that writes soft articles for the unit, and a website for psychological counseling.

What you can do is not what you think, but what you summed up after your experience.

3. What do I like to do? Except what I hate to do, most of them are things I like to do, and most of them are things I don't want to leave and devote myself to.

Fourth, what should I do?

What do you want, what do you like, what kind of life do you want, what kind of life do you want. For example, do you want to live a clean and decent life? What kind of occupation makes you proud?

For example, if you work as a mechanic or welder, you can't wear clean clothes when you go to work. Your clothes are either buried or burned.

I go to the mall to sell goods myself, or work as a clerk in the writing room. The company doesn't require to wear professional clothes, so I will wear clean brand clothes.

I want to be a civil servant or a psychologist. If my diploma is not enough, I will continue to study.

Verb (short for verb) What should I do?

What do you do? That means what kind of person you will become. What kind of person do you want to be? Then choose what kind of career. If you want to be an expert, a doctor, a businessman, a farmer, a worker and a politician, then you should start studying and participating in that field and industry.

6. What does the environment allow me to do?

1. Anyone who is not illegal, unnatural or deceitful can do it.

2. Give yourself a position and pursue what you want. If you want to work at night, you can be a worker. If you like working during the day, you can go to a large shopping mall to sell goods from 9 am to 6 pm. If you want to get rid of your present job, you can take a part-time job. If you want to make your own decisions, you can start your own business and be your own boss.