For example, if you tend to be inquisitive, then things that allow you to discover, uncover and research may be more to your liking. If you are more enterprising, then you may prefer careers in business such as marketing or advertising. Next, realize that you can do just about anything you want and you can do more than one thing, you just can't do it all at once. If you like lots of things and can't seem to eliminate any of them, then your task is to select which thing you would like to do first and move on to the next at a later time until you have accomplished all that you want. The most important thing to remember is that nothing is one hundred percent guaranteed.
Life is about change and career planning and self-assessment are lifelong processes.
You don't just make a decision today and expect that you'll be completely satisfied with that choice for the rest of your life. As you grow and experience things and meet different people, as society grows and technology develops so will your interests change, grow and re-develop. However, this doesn't mean that the choices you make today are worthless. They too will play an important role in your future. You will be able to draw on these experiences to help you assess yourself later when you want to consider new options, goals, and dreams.