Engineering or Marketing?

Fifteen years from now, I see myself as a fully-fledged professional—successful in my chosen field. I love science and technology, so I'll probably be an engineer, although I'm not sure yet whether my path will be mechanical, technological, or environmental.

 

If I were to choose mechanical engineering, I would like to design more efficient and innovative machines—from automobiles to industrial equipment. My goal is to improve the technology we use every day without causing too much damage to the environment.

In technological engineering, I would like to focus on automation and artificial intelligence—technologies that make human work easier. One of my dreams is to create automated systems in agriculture, such as automated watering systems to help farmers water their crops more economically and efficiently.

However, if I were to choose environmental engineering, I would like to go work on projects that help the environment. I want to try and improve waste management, develop renewable energy sources, and find more effective ways to preserve our natural resources.

But besides the profession I want to take in life, I also see myself as a businessman. My dream is to expand our small sari-sari store and turn it into a "supermarket,"  a testament to our family's hard work and dedication towards this project.

Lastly, I also want to become a leader of a group that can help the community, especially towards those who are in need, whether through technology, business, or other means. The success I seek is not just for myself—I want others to experience it too.

I know that the future will hold many challenges that I will have to face, but I will not stop learning, growing, and striving to overcome these hurdles in life. This is not only for myself but also for my family and the people who believe in me. I may not know what the future holds, but I am damn well sure of one thing and that is I will continue to wake up everyday, take action and make my dreams a reality. 

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