Feeling Undecided

Feeling Undecided

People always say that you discover what you want to do with your life over time. I personally always assumed that eventually, this light bulb would light up inside my head and it would just click for me. Yet over time, I saw those around me deciding what field they wanted to delve into and start to put forward plans to pursue that career. Its very easy to panic, to start to think everyone else has it figured out already. But I realized that I wasn't alone in my plight; in fact, a majority of college students feel the same indecision that I do. I decided I would research what being undecided meant to other people on the internet.

Opportunity, not Limitation

Many people see their own uncertainty as a disadvantage, but in truth being unsure of your future may provide more harm than good. Not knowing what you want to do creates the motivation to discover what you love. Trying new things and going outside your comfort zone will help you narrow down your search, all the while creating new memories of exciting experiences to reflect upon.

In short, being undecided may prove to be a more exciting experience than one may think.

- Luke
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