Is Architecture A Good Career?
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Are you thinking of studying architecture when you graduate highschool? Perhaps you wan't to be an architect when you are older. Maybe you are working in another field and are thinking about switching to architecture. Is it a good career? Is it worth the change? What is architecture like?
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Just like what my college instructor once said, "An engineer knows everything about one thing. An architect knows something about everything."
Awesome fact
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Wow
What a conceited thing to say lol
Architecture is a kind of Engineering in a sense because all engineering is, is design.
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Can u please make a video on different paths we can take as architecture graduate. Btw great videos
Historical Preservation, Materials Analyst, Construction Management
Some people go into real estate development. I went down that path, went to graduate school and now I've been doing real estate private equity fund investments/management for 7 years. I don't know if I like my job more than architecture job, but it sure as hell pays a lot more than before.
@@pvtacc7720 were you able to use your knowledge from architecture studies? Sounds more like a business field.
same concern
@@SS-ss1ir what path makes the most money?
Short answer: No, but if you really like Architecture the answer is Yes
I want to become architect but I am afraid of can't job with normal salary. Do architects have difficulty to find job? Or needn't fear it?
@@Alex-tg2jp I dunno, it varies from countries to countries, some countries have high demand in architects, some are not.
I guess u need to do a research first from the internet, ask about it from a professor or the architects from your country themselves.
@@Cheese-kz5io Thank you for answer) How do you think has USA high demand in architects? Do architects difficulty to find jobs in America?
@@Cheese-kz5io Thank you for answer) Have architects got good balance work and life? Can architects have a family, friends and other not-architecture hobby?
@@Alex-tg2jp I'm not an architecture student nor am I going to take it but yes, you can have a good balance of life and work with a proper time management and being selective when choosing clients to work with, for example some demand a very complicated design that takes a lot of time to do while others are not. Got this answer from a friend whose brother takes architect major and now has been working in Canada for almost 2 years now (If Im not mistaken). Hope this helps :)
As a retired architect, I can say that, if you are not able to live without architecture, then go on. If your personal life, is important to you, forget architecture.
Thanks for your input!
Sir can you please reply me..it's the last thing struck on my mind .. what about the salary ? Like will it provide an income of buying cars bikes and a own house ?
This one is real, i'm now considering changing path from architecture. It just feels the sacrifices it takes is not worth.
sir In which CLG u completed ur architecture course ??
@@kalyani7655, NTUA
I was an licensed architect in UK and now I am a freelance web developer, test prep tutor and portrait painter. To be honest, if you like to stay in the office 10-12 hours a day and running project, architect is for you. I am a free spirit and I cannot stay in the meetings for too long. Studying in school is fun, but working in an office as an employed architect is a different story.
Hey! Thanks for you point of view! I feel the same way sometimes as well. Some projects are fun, but the business side of architecture is what I least prefer about the career. I mean the back and forth with the engineers via email, and meetings, and all that stuff. I also enjoy the schematic phase over the other ones as well so when I'm doing CD's, I tend to feel my days drag on.... I'm glad that you found other ways to make money that give you more freedom though, that's awesome!
@@Moochers I still love architecture and I do some self research on renaissance architecture which I love. I might design and build my own house one day. I like detailing. Running a job, dealing with office politics and manage the team is not for me. I only work 5-6 hours a day now and preparing to start couple of online business. To be honest, there are a lot of ways to make money, if you like the job it is good, but if you hate the job like me, it is good to find a way out.
@@takchengsze4719 that's really exciting. I'm glad you've been able to find opportunities that suit you better!
I will be graduated as an architect this year (bachelor's degree). I plan to go deep into 3d modelling & animation especially environmental/secenery art. Do you think , it's somewhat still related to architecture, we all know that architecture learn so many things and fields, do you think that what we learnt during architecture school can support my new hobbies ??
I’m a little late as this comment is 7 months old. But I’d like to hear your experience on the matter. I’m currently a first year student and it’s too much for me and I wanted to ask other people who took different paths after finishing
I’m literally scared of becoming an architect
@@meiong5206 i dropped it
@@meiong5206 i was really confused about to major because I’m still in highschool and I hate maths with a passion every since I was young I have always failed maths
@@meiong5206 it sounds interesting
@@meiong5206 Hi , I really need your help then , could you tell me if its good according to you , cause my dream is to become an architect but im still in 8th grade and I wanna learn more about it , so if u cud help about wht u meant about with ur point it would be great.
@@meiong5206 ok thank you ive been doing alot of research and i do understand what u mean by thank , thank utho
Can you do a video on sustainability in Architecture. I am passionate about the environment and this is a dealbreaker for me to go into the field. Btw you have the best content for architecture on CZcams !!
Ofcourse , I would love to do a video on Sustainabilty. Thanks for suggesting it and I really appreciate your compliment :)
@@Moochers yeah please I want to be a sustainable architect
Yes! I am 10 years old, and I want to design a completely sustainable house as soon as I get the chance. What’s some advice on scaling and energy consumption?
@@bladesofderp4649 10 years old? Damn, I'm 13 and want to go into architecture but you sure are mature for your age
Your Supportive Uncle yeah, it’s bloody annoying and embarrassing seeing people online making fart jokes and replying with their own account. Their usually 9 or something.
Hey guys! It's been WAYYYY too long ... Glad to be back and excited to see what comments and questions you guys have!
Hey mooch your videos are good. Its the same experience from my side too.
If I tell true I can't completely understand:) If I like to design buildings and learn architecture but I want to have job with avarage-to-USA salary I should to become architect?
Thank you for making this, searching up architects I get mostly negative aspects, it's nice seeing something inspiring.
Graduated from architecture for two years now, currently reviewing for my licensure exam. If you’re looking for a high paying job, architecture is not for you. But on the bright side, architects creates environments. You can help people’s life passively. A classy career. Its as the video says “architecture will help you grow”
I'm glad you see the positive side of it. Good luck on your license exams 😃🍻
Sweetheart u study architecture becuz of passion?
How much do architects get paid
@@tayolenson2268 70k on average in the U.S.
@@gavinfitch8406 thanx
In my second semester of community college for architecture and watching videos like this and seeing some professional work done by my professors makes me super excited about everything I’m going to learn and be able to do. I love how there’s so many different facets of architecture to be explored in terms of career. Also, your renaissance man analogy is spot on.
What you're saying, I remember it like it was yesterday. My friends and I would get so hyped to hear people talk about architecture professionally. Glad you enjoyed it!
I honestly don’t think you understand how much your helping me with all your videos. Thank you so much. Can’t wait for the college video.
It's really cool for you to share that with me. Glad it's helping. I'm uploading a "what is architecture school like " (or something like that) video this Sunday!
Of all guidance to architecture videos only yours kinda give answers to my questions. Thanks for these amazing videos! They’re giving me clear concepts about my interest in architecture.
This may sound weird but I'd rather work for someone than to be a freelance architect. I hope to be at 60-80k a year.
Same!
Thanks so much for making this video. Surprisingly, you inspired me to study as an architect and I made sure that it was worth it!
Thanks, I'm happy to hear that
Thank you so much for making these videos!
Just wanted to say thank you for educating me on what its like to be an architect I really appreciate it
I'm starting the third year of architecture in Italy and this video is sooo interesting!!! So thank you, you helped me be conscious of what I'm doing and what I want to be!
Italy!? That is sooooo cool. I'm really happy for you. I took Italian as my elective during one of my semesters and thought it was so amazing. Also, glad this helped! Best of luck to you! Ciao!
So glad I found your channel. I did my undergrad in marketing and law and two years into a career now working as a marketing manager I've realised I don't enjoy it and design and architecture was what I was enrolled in when I first started but went the 'safe' route and followed a commerce career. Looking at finishing out this year and then going part-time initially and completing my studies :) It's never to late to start ❤️
You got this!🍻😃
This video helped so much thank you I'm only a freshman in high school and I've wanted to be one for a couple years, I'm taking cad right now and I love it, the level of creativity is so fun
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@@victorethan1041 wow you're so wonderful 😂 🥰 💕
You're videos are awesome. I'm 17 years old and I'm in highschool, you have inspired me so much, thank you
Thanks for this amazing video!
Thanks for uploading this video! I've learnt a lot from this video. I've been dreaming of doing architecture!
I'm glad it helped. I wish you LOTS of luck :D
You made a lot of great points in this video, both honest and motivating! Would love to see a video on sustainable architecture in the future :) - 2nd year architecture student ;)
I wan't to make one in the near future. I've been putting together the video in my head. Hopefully it will be out soon. Thanks for the comment and good luck on your journey!
I think you inspired me even more to stream/ blog this process
YES!!! I wish I would have documented my story better.... But you have the opportunity to. Cool !
Excellent. Thank you!
Great presentation on the subject.
Boy, I watched ALL of your videos in one go. I’m glad I found you before you reach a 100k :D
Really?! What an honor, thanks! You are too kind.
I am new to your channel. I am aspiring architect. Yay.
Thanks for the tips bro
Man Im going to start architecture school this week and this video made me even more excited about what i have ahead. Great video. Keep the good work👏
Cool! Best of luck to you - so exciting !
It's 4 weeks now, are you still there?? Wassup?
i also wsnt to know how you're doing in architecture school! :D
@@hannahmaeocado2828 its been 4 weeks of my second year already and it gets better everyday. This year's subjects are more technical (physics,structures...) but they are cool anyway, despite of them being online.
First year went as smooth as butter, i had great fun and learnt a lot (almost 40% of the year was online because of Covid but my teachers were able to give their classes properly) Let's see what comes next!! Thanks for asking :D
@@JavierGonzalez-vf6rr it's my fifth day tomorrow in school as an architecture student! hope my days go as smooth as yours, which country are you studying in?
Your video is clear and helpful, thanks!
I'm glad you like it! you're welcome :]
I think choosing a career based on how nice it is or how well it pays is not really the way. Architecture is a beautiful, beautiful career! And yes ofcourse sometimes it sucks, but becoming an architect means you can design the world around you, which in my ears sound amazing! You just need some intrinsic motivation to become a good architect! so.. just wanted to say that :)
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im only 15 going to gr.10 rn but wanna think about these stuffs early and i was thinking this week that i wanted a job that i could go to my home everyday and have time for friends and chilling and then i thought about architecture and im interested in it but like does it take long and do u get a good pay(for a person not supporting anyone)and is it hard to find a job and are the studies hard cuz idk if college is how people portray it like u need to study 10+hours just to pass and like its so stressful cuz if it is imma have to advance study and actually focus on school now, if u could reply to this that would be great cuz im really confused like idk bout my future.I watched vids and ppl said its a very high paying job and these replies says otherwise btw i hate maths so i chose this than engineering but if engineering guarantees a job easily and a high paying one and still have lots of time out of work then maybe ill put in the work for maths
Wow.... so inspiring... and at the end of the day I won't even be able to feed a family with a masters and years of working your ass off with no personal life, no nothing other than architecture, just because you like the work and because being an architecture is cool and people will respect you. All that nonsense does not matter if work my life off and gain no money in return. I'm 19 now, about to start studying architecture. If all this is true I'm going to have a miserable life, don't get me wrong, I love architecture and I don't want to do anything else, but I still might change my mind just because of money alone, seriously. I care about personal life and money. My dreams and hopes have been crushed... fuck this. It's either a job I hate that pays well or a job that I like that diminishes every other aspect of life and pays me shit. The latter sounds worse...
That's nice and all, until rent's due, bills flood your mailbox or children apprear in the picture.
There's no ifs and buts up to a point of decency. It's a hell to get to the point where you can work as an architect and it's absolutely normal to expect a certain return on your investment. Unfortunately, that return never comes (at least in my experience). Add to that the crap that most of us work on ( 0 professional fulfillment) and it seals it. I'd not recommend it to my worst enemy.
As an architect myself, I agreed with most of the stuff you are saying, will add one more to the cons: low pay and economically dependent.
I'm currently taking up Architecture in college and oh boy am I in a point where my professors are crushing my dreams lol. I am watching these kinds of videos to motivate myself. This video tells me that it's gonna be worth it. Here's the real deal, you gotta have thick skin. You will eat criticism for breakfast and disappointing grades for snack XD, sometimes even at projects you think you did well enough:((. Nonetheless, don't lose hope, it's all part of the learning process!
If professors crush your dreams...oh boy. Wait to see how it is when you actually work in the field.
I'm 13 and going into high school at ASF in Mexico city and I just kinda randomly found architecture through the internet and was drawn to it because I already like to draw. then I got into the other aspects of it and now really like it.
If you are businessman you can see an opertunity as an architect, you can compensate flats in big building instead of getting paid for smaller price and than build welth by passive income from them :)
This is what I'm talking about. There are soooo many ways to make extra money through architecture, it's just not through the traditional route and definatly not taught in school. Requires let's of thinking for sure. But that's a great point you make!
What do you mean by flats in big buildings?
thanks dude for helping our thoughts 😁
One of your first points is about continuing learning about different spaces. Its my understanding after being in the industry for the last 3 years that is highly dependent on the firm you work for, likely you will learn about 2-3 areas of design. For instance, I work for a firm that does Churches and Schools, those are the primary things that we work on, beyond that every now and then we will work on a bank. However beyond that we do not work on other styles or areas of design. And this is primarily because of marketing. It is hard for a company to spread themselves out over a plethora of areas and styles, this is not productive for the company either. If you spend all your time spreading what you are learning about out over a multitude of subjects you won't be able to become proficient in one of them - thats just bad business.
I'm 14 and I'm thinking about the future. I started to get interested in architecture at 12 and now I really like it. I wish to become an architect someday....
Studying Architecture is like learning to read music. To work in any design field, now, you got to learn to play the instrument.. Tools to help you get the music/design out ...
I think if its really what you want, you would do everything to get it and make sure you are happy when you do it.
thank you i learned from you so much
Good work man !
Thx for the tips great vids plz keep it up
You got it! Thanks for you comment :D
I graduated from Architecture major and now I am a UX Designer! 😊
Wow! That's really great to hear. It would be cool, if you have time ofcourse, to talk a little about how/why you transitioned, and what the experience is like ; that way others can learn a bit from you!
What is a UX designer ?
@@segoku2172 UX = User Experience. They're the people who design the "flow" of a program for user comfort.
gasoline guzzler thank you
hey can i contact you please ? i wanna ask you some questions pleaase
Btw I love your content! Keep it up 💪
Thank you. Still in elementary school and deciding which school to go to
I´m 13 and I would like to be an architecture, since I was 11 and visited Barcelona in Spain. I find it fascinating
I was wondering if architecture was for me, and then remembered when I saw this house and it was so beautiful I cried. So I think it’s for me. Lol
Are you working as an architect?
This really motivated me to work on it
I am in my final year of high school and your final grade here in my country decides the university you'll get into , there's only one test for each subject with no other chance to redo it , it's quite hard but I'll do my best
Thank you sir ❤️
Glad it helped out! I wish you lots of luck!
Thank u so much man
Nice channel. Been an architect for over 30 years
for those wondering the "ghost" photo in the art museum near the end, you just put a rly high ISO, fairly weak aperture, and slow shutter speed, something like 1/8
Great video thanks
Glad you're back mooch :)
Barris my friend! Good to talk to you again. Missed you man!!!
@@Moochers I missed you too! I see that you zoomed passed me to 4,000 subs - congrats!!
Thank you sooo much, now I know for sure what university I will attend❤❤
You're welcome. Glad it helped ! 👍🍻
Well i live in Ireland so its diffrent but i have 3 more years until i finish school up and depending on the points i will be able to go to an architecture college because architecture has been my goal for the last 5 years and your videos have been recently helping out thanks.
That's great to hear! I wish you luck on your goal :D
It's really very informative and interesting..
Thanks
Hey Mooch very new to the channel, enjoying the content so far-keep it up. I was wanting to see what advice you have for someone who is interested in Sustainable Architecture as a career choice?
I never knew there was a label for my personality. I'm a renaissance man. Thanks!
Hello. I'm planning on studying Architecture next year and I was very hesitant about it but thanks to you, now I'm sure that I'll like it and enjoy it even though it has it's ups and downs.. However, I am not that good at drawing nor good at sketching and designing so idk if it's going to be an obstacle. Btw, do architects study subjects like math and physics or what? thank you
I’m about to binge watch all your videos
How did that go? 🤔
I want to be an architect when i grow up but i still don't know what exactly it is so ur videos made my path so much clearer!!
I'm happy to hear that!
I'm working, in fusing architecture/engineering the design, part of architecture with construction part of engineering with 3dprinting!
I dont know if this is for me thoe. When I first heard about architect I was excited to learn about it but then I realise that I have to sacrifice friends family and pretty much most of my free time. Im still deciding on what to do for my career .
You don't have to sacrifice friends and family if you plan your time out correctly!
Same😢
Honestly there are a lot of careers were you "sacrifice" those things, every career has its pros and cons. I was thinking of switching from nursing to architecture, because I have always loved to draw. I guess the grass always looks greener from the other side
@@durazno6897 are you enjoying your time as a nurse? Im actually on the same situation. I have atleast 2 career options right now. Nursing or architecture. Im scared of architefture the most since i love spending time with my friends and family. and i dont want to abandon that
@@Moochers this is untrue if you are on multiple projects that basically require you to be in the office 12-14 hours a day including at least one day on the weekend. There is also the toxic unspoken trend of who can work the longest in the office. While it's true if you plan what you need to do effectively it's not that bad, but when the work piles up and you're scheduled for more hours than there are in a month it can suck tremendously. And that is where the sacrifices come into play.
If you Love what you're doing it isn't Bad, You choose it because that's what you want and this is what you think the Work that will make you Happy and No Regrets about choosing it.
A proud architect here! I kinda watch videos like this to motivate myself everyday.
Hey! Really cool to have you leave a comment here. Glad you enjoyed the video; I wish you lot's of positive vibes on your journey!
Same bruh
hey bro can i contact you cuz i have some questions ?
@@zakariauchiha4789 yeah sure! email me dwightdc1995@gmail.com
I have sent some questions to your email, please answer :)
Thanks..
Ill be honest I found my spark in the sims but that little spark has consumed me I'm obsessed with houses whenever I see a house I always imagine how I can do so much better or how the architect was not passionate I soon started doing some research and being an architect is literally what I want to do in life I don't mind doing projects or sitting in meeting but all I know is I want go to college move to LA and let life take it from there
I think this is definitely perfect for me.
I just have to get over my ego and start being more open even to math and numbers which is very necessary at the school I'm planning to go.
That's the right attitude !
Hey mooch i dont like to tell about myself but im way more creative and i connect things in my environment that others cannot do u think i have a good chance in architecture.
Plz reply.
Hey I'm 43 yo been in construction most of my days really considering learning architect you think it be a wise move, how long is schooling for that?
Depends on what your definition of wise is lol. One thing to keep in mind is that even though you have a lot of experience in construction, you're going to start from zero in architecture. That being said, because of your construction knowledge, you're going to move and progress very quickly. Why not just get a job at an arch. firm and see how you like it?
i really like architecture even tho i’m just a kid i really like the process
I have like a question of some sort, im from the uk and am currently about to head into six form this September but werent able to choose A-level art as an option as my art grade was too low. I can't really draw the best as of now but I have and will continue to practice. But do you think I can still purse a career in architecture as I am passionate about it. I plan to go to uni and either study astronomy or archictecture. I was planning on doing a pofolio of designs in the next 2 years for if I want to become an architect as I can show a uni. Do you think I'll make it into uni if I want to study architecture ?
Yea, I don't see the problem? You only feel like you'll struggle because your art level is low and your drawings are not good? That doesn't really matter...
@@Moochers thanks bro, I needed some reassurance lmao, exams being cancelled have me stressing. Apperictae the reply bro keep up the good work! ;)
That's the Soumaya museum in Polanco, Mexico City, in the thumbnail!
Yes! Have you been?
Hey, Mooch. What do you think about time? Time, as in graduating late or not transferring to uni within the normal 5-year "time frame" some universities have for their architecture programs. I'm worried that I'll be graduating quite late for the degree. I've first did two years of Nursing prerequisites at a community college, but seeing that I don't have a passion for the medical field, I've switched majors to Architecture. I'm currently in my third year of community college literally starting from square one--taking all the required prerequisites so that I can transfer to the public universities for their arch programs. My supposed educational plan/outlook includes all the needed courses to transfer which would take me around 2-2.5 years. If successfully accepted to the architecture school of my choice, that would be an additional 3 years of school. Do you think that this is concerning? I know that students who got into architecture school (in my age group) two years prior would definitely graduate earlier than me, but still I can't help feeling that I'm way out of the loop. Thanks for reading, btw.
you really help me
Yeah I'm in 6th grade, but I'm, really into being a architect!
architecture is fun for me 💜 I'm a 2nd year archi student btw.
I'm studying Architecture at Uni in 3 weeks so excited!!
No way! that's so exciting! I wish you tons of luck, motivation, and success!
What a levels are good for architecture?
As long as you find joys in it, you'll be fine. Whether you want to pursuit it for the rest of your life or not, that time and process are still a treasure- for sure :). So dive in and find your answer!
I like interior design and architecture
Where can I find architects who are interested in learning unreal engine 4?
I am proud to have the title Architect. A Chinese mentor in school cautioned us to not enter the profession unless that was the only thing you could do and be happy in life. For most of your life you will drive an older car, live in a smaller house, go through divorces and maybe lose your children, while engineers who have followed their focused path make twice as much. Architects are the last generalist to knowing something about everything and a lot about some things such as protecting life and property, human behavior, aesthetics and value.
Hello, so currently school is out and I have nothing to do I am gaining knowledge through reading and CZcams but what are some things I could do to practice/train?
I think you should try learning about the profession from other perspectives - such as the business side of the profession. Here are a few books for you
AIA Architects Handbook of Professional Practice (AHPP) - this book is great to learn about what being an architect actually mean. It's an expensive book so I'm not telling you to buy it, but if you can get an old/used copy, it might be worth your while. It can be very boring to read at times but I think it's a great book to start getting familiar with.
Another book you want to get is the Architects studio companion. This is a great reference book to own. It condenses everything you should know about buildings. You can get the older versions of this book at very reasonable prices. This one is a bit more fun to read than the AIA AHPP.
Note that these two books talk about what architecture is like in the "real world". The only reason I mention it is because school tends to focus on mostly design. This is great and all but then when you make it to the profession, you tend to be lost.
Hey great video! I really loved all the shots from Panama City. I was just there a couple months back and I loved to skyline there. My questions to you is have you completed arch school? If so do you work in a firm?
Hey! Thanks for the compliment! Yes I graduated and I've been working for almost 4 years. Time flies.
Thanks
You're welcome!
I know you mentioned being able to switch between various designing fields whether it was lighting or furniture, but if I go to university specifically for an architecture degree, how broad of a field would you say that covers?
If you go to school for architecture, you'll take classes like history and theory of architecture, structures, design classes, technical drafting classes, materials and methods and professional practice. All your classes will revolve around architectural design. Here is the thing: the bulk of your classes will be your design classes. You have one each semester.
Each semester you'll be given a design project (or a few) that revolves around a concept or problem. Sometimes you'll design an art gallery, sometimes a house, sometimes a building that deals with climatic issues, sometimes it will be something futuristic etc. It depends on the school. Sometimes it could even be a piece of furniture or object. It's tough to explain. Whatever the case, you are expected to thoroughly research the projects "program" and that doesn't mean you'll be researching for one week. No , you'll be researching for the whole semester to make your project a believable and accurate one.
So if you're designing an art gallery, you need to learn what a gallery is, how it works, how art gets transported and maintained, how it is protected, how to you load / unload artwork, how many people go there and how do they deal with it, and so much more. In order for you project to succeed, you have to really investigate your topic.
So to answer you question, you'll only study architecture, but depending on your projects, you'll actually be researching and investigating other miscellaneous topics as well.
i cannot damn decide
I think I can do different tasks from different professions at the same time
It also has a stable market like i can imagine demand for programmers getting less and less since literally everyone is learning it now
I think it is something you can only truely achieve if you really like the whole designing process.
Hi! thanks for the video! Can I ask you how old are you/when did you finished Architecture School? :o Thanks!
I'm going to graduate this year in Architecture here in Italy, and just recently i had back that proudness, that sparkle, that "willing to do" kinda sensation that i've almost completely lost due to the extreme stress and workload i passed through in my University path; and this was possible -also- thanks to channels like this and similar ones.
Goooood job!
I'm glad these videos offered you some help. I know how you feel. I went through the same thing (and so did a few of my friends) during school. Some days we were super excited, and some days we would hate our career. As long as you feel joy some days, then you're on the right path. Good luck in the future! Ciao!
Great!!!
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Ahh no cap I want to do architecture an furniture design since last year an I still want to do it but I still goin to school so I waiting to finish skl