π Choosing a college major can be challenging, but with the right approach, you can find a major that you'll be happy with.
π Using a Venn diagram, you can organize your thoughts and identify your strengths and interests when choosing a major.
πΌ When considering a career, it's important to focus on your strengths and choose a major that aligns with them.
π Choosing a college major requires identifying your skills and strengths.
π° Consider what careers will pay you for the skills you have.
πΌ Different industries offer high-paying careers, such as Hollywood, professional sports, finance, and high-tech.
π Choosing a college major involves considering what people will pay you to do and what you're good at.
π Being good at something, like comedy, doesn't necessarily mean you'll be paid well for it.
π‘ Reevaluating our definition of passion is important for choosing the right college major.
π Choose a college major based on deep convictions and long-term passions, rather than current interests.
π‘ If you're skilled and passionate about something, but it's not a viable career option, it can be a hobby instead.
π€ Ask yourself what deeply-rooted convictions matter to you forever, not just in the present moment.
π Finding the intersection between what you're good at, what you're passionate about, and what people will pay you for is crucial in choosing a college major.
πΌ Choosing a major in marketing, design, or computer science can lead to promising career opportunities, with internships available in these fields.
π€ The speaker, Matt Smith, is excited to meet college students interested in marketing, design, or computer science.
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