Sydney Sang

3 Zodiacs Who Struggle Over Finding The Right Career Path

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Settling into the proper career path comes with plenty of unique obstacles. For some people, choosing the ideal occupation is a natural process, allowing them to utilize skills and assets they’ve spent their entire lives perfecting. For others, choosing the perfect job comes with plenty of trial and error, leading us to discover hidden skills in life that make us suitable for a specific job or career. Yet even then, some people seem to struggle in their effort to find the perfect occupation, agonizing over which professional career is right for them.

Gemini

Living up to the astrological symbol of the twins, you possess something of a dual personality when it comes to work-related affairs. With your immediate and long-term goals constantly changing, you alternate between different views of your chosen career, blissfully wondering if there’s some other job out there more suitable for your talents and interests. While you might daydream about pursuing some other job one moment, your opinion drastically changes with the on-set of a new day, leaving you feeling satisfied, fulfilled, and incredibly happy with your chosen field (for the moment, at least).

Cancer

As one of the most indecisive signs of the zodiac, you have a tendency to flee from hard decisions, preferring to remain passive rather than commit to the wrong choice. In your professional endeavors, this characteristic leaves you frustrated and disappointed, something that only further exasperates your indecisiveness. Whenever you feel you’re stuck in the wrong job, you bite your lip and ponder whether or not to leave–because in your anxiety-riddled mind, what happens if the next job you take is even worse than the one you currently have?

Sagittarius

You’re not afraid of hard work, Sagittarius, frequently rolling up your sleeves whenever you’re presented with a challenge. But at the end of the day, you have too many interests to sustain one field, constantly leaving you feeling like you’re being pulled in opposite directions. One morning, you might wake up wanting to become a literature professor, imagining yourself decked out in a tweed jacket as you harmonize about Shakespeare and Dickens. The next day, you can’t help but picture yourself as a carefree yoga instructor, softly chanting mantras to yourself as you settle into a downward-facing dog. Life is simply too short for all your endless passions, causing you to feel overwhelmed and intimidated by all the potential career paths ahead of you.