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Easier said than done. At that age, with no professional experience, it is really hard to know what you want to do for the rest of your life.
there's no law that says you need to do college at 18. i started at 26, and it would've been a waste before that. i hadn't even discovered any learning passions until just a couple years before that.
so maybe just avoid that problem like i did?
No it isn’t. People just don’t think about it….like ever. It also requires being honest with yourself which is a too tall order for most.
Even if you do, you may not find answers. Obligatory: not everyone has the same experiences as you, and that's okay.