My diary Day 4|My dream Job

In my childhood, I found myself interested in creating new objects. Specifically I love to see I can put object in motion and sometimes make them spin. There was no doubt my talent from my Childhood indicated I would have done well in engineering. I loved anything mechanics and I envisioned growing up as one with so many inventions.
But something happened along the line, my dream job of been an engineer was shattered in the culture of how miserable mechanical engineers are believed to always result to in the future. Though that was my dream in life, I had little or no choice as an adolescent then to my parents demand.

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A family friend had corrupted their minds about engineers , this made them withdrew their sponsorship if I wanted to be one. Becoming an engineer was my dream, I loved been creative and I wanted to show this skills to the world of what engineers are capable of building but no, I ended up in a medical school. Been a medical doctor was never what I wanted to be, people felt I will do better as a medical student, though am doing just fine but I have no full passion for these. Machines was what I wanted to operate on not humans. Though I don't regret been a medical student but I would have prefer been an engineer.

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Most persons believe been brilliant implies one ought be a medical student and as much as possible they enforce such student to enrol into medicine while sometimes parents believe engineering is too expensive due to their social economic status , to that they persuade a child to enrol for a course with low financial demands. Though I find myself in medicine , I still have the dream of studying any course that involves engineering or a handiwork that has an expression of engineering. I know how proud I do be to construct a machine that will answer one of the world's demand or solve one of the world's problem. It's possible that my dream job may not be accomplish by me, but if any of my child develop interest in engineering, I would help him accomplish that dream to the highest point to compliment the dream job I never fulfilled but wished I had.