Simple Harvard exercise to find your perfect career #shorts

This is a simple exercise to choose your career called SEVEN STORIES. It is included in Harvard Business School alumni recommendations.

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[BadassBobY]

Him : "Here's how you can find your career"
Me : Wow, thanks man.
Him : *"Write down your 25 achievements"*
Me : Yeah, well, bye.

[rivertam]

This one time, I slept a whole night and woke up feeling refreshed, greatest accomplishment of my life.

[luciferstark]

Simple Asian parents method: write down college degrees which fetch most money in descending order, then aim at the top😀

[themidwestemo]

I Rickrolled like 200 people, as well as my entire class back in high school, but I highly doubt there's a degree for Trolling.

[gridises]

Bro, I have not even 10 accomplishments in my life xD

[the_weeb_killing_king]

Dude my greatest achievement was not getting a nicotine addiction in highschool

[kpath]

I feel like I’m getting scammed every time people say Harvard.

[gabetappe]

Honestly can’t think of 7 positive memories I would use, let alone 25 to narrow down from

[melanie]

Guys it may not be "accomplishments" where you received accolades or what others would even see as "important". Just moments where you felt personally fulfilled.

[KMauserBYF]

Dude, even if I did have that many accomplishments I can’t even remember them properly

[kosteztelnice]

Me, whose best and only accomplishment is that I'm still alive: well this is not for me

[erebus]

25 achievements. Best I can do is about 3, my dude. Then I remembered this was for Harvard students who probably had more extracurricular activities in high school than I've had my entire life.

[niel]

If you don’t know what you want, go with the opposite of what you hate. I hated talking to other people so I went with the opposite of marketing and sales that i could think of, which is something related to tech. Took up computer science and still happy with my software engineering job to this day.

[Okii]

My accomplishments are normal things that people do, like if I woke up on time, or I actually do something that day, or I stopped procrastinating in that one piece of school work that’s been sitting on my desk all day, in conclusion I still don’t know what to do when I’m older :, )

[asmitoghosh]

I heard "If you don't know which Korea to choose."

I was like, who the hell gonna be choosing North Korea?

[BadassBobY]

I have a whopping total of 3 reddit followers, probably my biggest flex. 💪😎

[KelkohTV]

Well, I figured out I don't want to be a writer.

[clvers]

I don't have 25, but my greatest joys have always included taking care of children or being a friend to the needy. There are many options to choose from, but I believe a school social worker will fit me.

[courtneyj]

I made my list of 25 and circled my top 7 without reordering them.

My accomplishments aren’t anything too crazy. I put “tried out for basketball in 10th grade” and even though I didn’t make it, I tended to have a lot of social anxiety at the time so even trying out was an accomplishment.

Some of what I wrote down was just stuff I felt could count as my own personal accomplishments (like completing sketchbooks because usually they get abandoned).

[idealess]

25?? I can’t even remember 2
Uh, I guess I have a weird way of memorizing stuff?? Is there a career for doing nothing? I’d love to pick that one