Culture, economic circumstances, family traditions, local customs and more can often influence us more than we realize. With the benefit of hindsight, we asked some wise and experienced members of our community whether they think they are doing what they were meant to do or told to do.
Kalie Trahan
I definitely think I was born to do what I am doing. I was never pressured into a specific career. Just taught to work hard for something that makes you happy. Life is too short to spend everyday doing something you hate. Read more>>
Jasmyn Celestin
I do believe I’m doing what I was born to do, at least in part. I’ve been doing hair since I was a child. It started out as a form of care: braiding my grandmother’s hair when she no longer could, doing mine and my sister’s hair when my mom was working long hours. Read more>>
Giselle Cruz
I believe I’m doing what I was born to do, my purpose in life has always been to help others and my job gives me the opportunity to do that every day. I’ve truly never had doubts that my career is my purpose, and helping people with their skin is not always surface level. Read more>>
Danica Danali
I’m absolutely doing what I was born to do. I was meant to entertain, to live my life in front of the camera. So many people; family, friends, even neighbors; told me not to pursue this path. But I’m grateful I chose to listen to myself instead. I couldn’t be happier with where I am today. Read more>>
Nicole Fennell
I believe that being a Dietitian is my vocation. In my role as a Dietitian, I actually serve as an educator– that is, teaching clients how to properly nourish their bodies, not just telling them exactly what to eat and what not to eat. Read more>>
Maria Snider
I do believe that I was born to take photos. From a very young age I loved photography. It wasn’t until I was about 32 that I really took that love and made it into a job. It took a long way to get to where I needed but when I am taking photos it NEVER feels like I am working. Read more>>
