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**Whatever I’m doing I’m never happy with it.**
And I always feel there’s something missing.
I started Law and decided to stop because I wanted something with Math/Physics too.
I graduated in Civil Engineering 3 years ago, worked very little in the field (basically just as an intern during college). I liked being in the construction site, talking to the workers, project management is something that I like but it can get very boring…
So I changed to data analysis in a tech company, I worked as a product manager, data analyst (both more technical and more client oriented), but the pressure is too much for something that was not making sense for me. Maybe it was the industry (online shops), but I was so burn out I didn’t even want to apply again after I left the company. + The whole time I was dreaming about quitting, feeling I was in the wrong place.
In the process I learned that I am not a person who likes to do something as an instrument, but wants to question why something is done and find the purpose in everything. This trait is very annoying and I still have difficulties to deal with it.
Now I’m basically LOST, very interested in many topics
Now I wonder if I should
1. pursue a Master in renewable energy or infrastructure (something in civil engineering somehow) – I don’t know if I have the passion for it but it’s def something that is interesting and I could work as a consultant in the future.
2. follow my craziest dreams (ok, not so crazy). But I would become a systematic coach and then develop the idea into spiritual retreats, courses and maybe writing. This is a topic that I spend a lot of time reflecting on (What is the purpose of our lives, how to give it meaning… and after working with so many people who were just so unhappy in their career I would like to study the theme in a philosophical/ spiritual way). The bad thing is that it would be a very unsafe career in terms of paying and I could be frustrated if no one got interested in what I write.
3. go for a new Bachelor. Right now I am obsessed with Astronomy and Psychology but going to a Bachelor is a bit scarier. So I guess this option is really my third.
Has anyone had similar experiences? Do you also have many interests? What advice would you give me?
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