1. • “I should have stuck with medicine”
• “I love helping people but money is a big factor”
• “I worked a lot during school to pay my tuition”
• “I was an ‘A’ student in highschool but college life and
work made it difficult [to maintain]”
• “I see now how it’s important to like what you do.”
• “I don’t feel like I can do anything”
• “I feel stuck.”
• “When I see someone struggling, I want to help them.”
• “If I could, I wouldbe like Angelina Jolie”
• “I regret not taking few months to travel abroad
before working.”
• Believes that she is successful in her career but merely
stumbled into it.
• Thinks lack of finaces contributed to changing majors
in college (from Medicine to Marketing).
• Believes she is good at what she does but could have
been just as sucessful in the medicine field or another
field that helps others.
• Believes helping people is truly in her nature.
• Thinks that college did not define a clear path to
builing a professional career.
• Thinks she’s come too far to make a career change.
• Thinks in colleges smaller than hers, students get
more career guidance.
• There needs to be balance between income and
helping others.
• Currently applying to retail companies that have a
either focus on children’s wear or have a history of
philanthropic efforts.
• Currently a child sponsor.
• Longs to make contributions to helping others.
• Feels that she is successful in her career but merely
stumbled into it.
• Feels that she lacks passion for retail.
• She learned most of what was necessary for a career
in retail after college.
• Feels a missed chance to work for a major toy
company was her last opportunity to work in a
fulfilling marketing career.
• Chose a major in marketing to because out of the
options for a business degree, she feels it relates most
with people.
• Likes working in groups.
• Feels college is a requirement urged by society, but
not a neccessity today.

2. A highly qualified, bright, empathetic, retail professional
needs a career with a focus in helping others.