Basically I always find that when telling a story I start at the beginning, run through the middle and stop at the end (usually.)
I went to school to become a doctor. Not a Gallifreyan bit o’sexy but an honest Doctor of Optometry. It was my dreams, my hopes, my wishes. I trained, I studied and I failed. Well, not failed but I failed classes. I brought a GPA from 3.24 to 2.04 by failing all these math and science classes that just held 0 of my interest.
I had a breakdown when I realized I could not be a doctor and I now had 0 direction. What can I be?! Who am I?!
Tomorrow I am going to talk to an admissions counselor to try and get some ideas on paper on where to go.
I know I want my masters and I know I want it to be in Religious Studies. That is a hard program because mostly Ivy Leagues offer it and let us face it, I am not Ivy League material with a 2.04. But that doesn’t mean I am going to stop.
My main concern is to currently bring my $59,734 in loans down to a reasonable number and in order to do that I have to find a “job”. This is where my issues are coming back.
I have a Bachelor of Science in Religious Studies. Let’s go through that slowly. Bachelor (that’s good) of Science (sounds impressive) in Religious Studies (wha?)
Therefore, I am left feeling unqualified and lost in application for jobs. I have a lot of different experience. Writer, website builder, manager, sales floor, mailer, marketer, social media manager, file clerk, inventory manager, research data gathering, and it’s all within four jobs. I tend to take on a lot of responsibility very quickly when I work and I enjoy it but it leaves my resume looking like a liar. Do I omit? Do I add?
Should I just work at McDonalds?!
Hopefully tomorrow the counselor has some advice and I am able to report it. The best thing that all this has done is that I am taking a hard look at what I like and what interests me.
Bookbinding
Crafting
Paperwork
Optometry
Religion
Teaching
How did you know your life career? Did you fall into it or did you search it out?
Mom and on and on 
I am still searching for mine. It is so hard to narrow down my passion! You are not alone. I hope that the counselor helps you.