A fighter pilot. I still want to become one, but I'm not sure I'd be able to do it due to my height and skinniness. For now, I don't know what I'm gonna do once I get out of college.
wanted to be a doctor for a while.. but then started to realize i don't particularly like people all that much... so it probably would not have been a good fit.
wanted to be a doctor for a while.. but then started to realize i don't particularly like people all that much... so it probably would not have been a good fit. comp_atkins
The profession I considered by far the most was to be an art teacher. I never considered myself good enough to truly make a living out of selling artwork but I think I was capable of teaching children to use their imaginations through visual means. I heavily considered being an art teacher as early as age 6 up until about 18. As time progressed the desire to help people in more explicit ways became stronger in the forefront of my mind and when I became a Christian the thought of becoming a pastor always weighed in the back of my mind as early as the age of 12. Eventually I would decide for certain to go down this path. Now I am 25 and have not given up on any of my ambitions, they have just taken a different form. As for desiring to be an art teacher, I no longer wish to teach art but wish to teach the Bible and when capable use art as a means for doing so. I'm not sure if I will be able to do so logistically, but I have nothing against preaching from the text of Scripture while using a chalkboard or some other means to convey the message clearly in a way that people will remember the content.
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