I am writing this from a emotional conflict that am facing in my life right now. I am recently a college student trying to pursue my dream (as I was taught). Find your passion. Find your dream. chase it and never let go of it. Look at all those who started from zero and reached the top. You are able, but you need to believe. Formula: Find your dream career + work for it = You are successfulThis is what we are told and injected in us growing up. They made it in that simple formula and we believed it and lived upon it. In fact, as simple and easy that formula looks, its the hardest thing to figure out. I thought that I was on track and that I have figured my way. I even had plans of when and what I will do. It was to me just a matter of time. Finish this first than get that done etc. I started college and unlike most of my friends I knew what major I was going for (or correctly I thought that I knew). Few months passed of the first semester of college and I started to feel emotionally drained. The happy me and joyful me is not anymore there. I started wondering and questioning all that I want to be and if it will really ever happen. I started questioning my major and I started questioning how to reach? A year and half passed in college and I changed my major because studying it somehow didn't feel like am really doing what I want to do. I was pressuring myself unactionable convincing myself that it is what I want, but I just need to understand it more in depth. However, reality was that it was not what I felt comfortable doing or enjoyed doing. After the year and half I started pursuing different major and to be honest am completely lost at this point not knowing what is the right path for me. Another thing that makes me sad is that I tried doing the business that I thought that would be a good fit for me and I will get somewhere with it, to only discover that it wasn't. Because I did not enjoy doing it and every trial I was pressuring myself so hard that when I left the business I felt relief and to not ever go back to it. I wish of the school systems (K-12) focused more on discovering students talents rather on subjects they need only for college (not life). This would have been better for our society by having a generation that are good at what they are doing and many more benefit. It will also help students save time wondering from one major to another. Every individual has a unique talent or something or somethings that they know how to do well. I believe that there is no such a stupid person, but I believe that each person needs to be placed in the right place. If you placed a fish in the water you will see its talent and what it could do. However, if you took the same fish and placed it outside the water it will die. Sorry for all the English mistakes am not the best at writing, but this was just a brief thought of my own that I want to share. Also, just a side note that I was writing this as I was thinking. Thank you for stopping by and reading. @N