Body, Brain, and People Skills
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Take a look at the above check list and see in which category you have the most boxes checked. Below is a brief assessment that may help you start thinking about different career options:
Majority of body skills checked: You might consider jobs that require precision working with your hands, tools or instruments or having agility, speed, strength or stamina. Possible jobs that require body skills include yoga instructor, personal trainer, carpenter, artist, mechanic, chef, landscape architect, and many others.
Majority of brain skills checked: You might consider jobs that require you to be imaginative or inventive, or you have to create new plans or lay out step-by-step processes to achieve a goal. Possible careers for people who enjoy processing and creating include accounting, teaching, business consulting, architect, paralegal, writer/journalist, or engineer.
Majority of people skills checked: Jobs that involve advising, coaching, mentoring, or empowering others might be ones you want to research further. People skills also contribute to success in representing or interpreting or articulating others’ ideas or language. Possible job options that might interest you include marketing, acting, counseling, public service, or teaching.
These are only a few of the many career options that might be of interest to you. CareerOneStop.org is a great resource that gives advice about future careers, education or training required for each, and salary/benefit information. Check out this site for more information that can help you research a specific path for your future.
