REASON WHY I DID NOT PURSE MY DREAM COURES

"When it's for you, the Lord will give it in a way that you don't have to force it."

When I was in elementary school, I knew what course I wanted to take and the reason why I wanted to take it. When I was about to enter high school, I became more passionate about my dream because I saw many people who had success because they were in the food industry. When my parents asked what I planned to study in college, I said culinary arts. I knew it was pricey, but I want to give it a shot because that is what I want and where my heart belongs. 

When I was entering senior high school, I asked myself again if culinary arts was what I want because it was so expensive. I then hesitated whether to choose TVL or HUMSS. I asked  Lord for a sign to continue with my dreams, but he gave me a sign to take the course in education. Education is my second choice. Teaching is also one of my dreams because my family is made up of teachers. That's the route I took in senior high then when I started college at Cavite State University, I decided to pursue a bachelor's degree in secondary education with a major in mathematics, recognizing that culinary arts was not for me. Despite numerous warnings to turn back, I knew that this was the path that the Lord had chosen for me.