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"Succeed in life". Wishful thinking for some, life goal for others. But what are we talking about when it comes to being successful in life? Is there an ideal to strive for? For the first time on the Job Sheet, the article will be approached in the 1st person singular. It is about sharing experiences, each taking what they want.

 

I will long remember that day in June 2000, when my father and I were chatting on the way to school. I express my admiration to him for what he has achieved and achieved: a good job, a marriage that has lasted for more than 20 years, 3 children who are studying (and who have not done any big mistakes). He points out to me that in life nothing is ever acquired. What we have today can be lost tomorrow. He was right…

 

A few months later, my parents separated. One of my sisters is going to live with my mother, the other will stay with my father. For my part, I live 80km away, in my student studio.

 

 

 

One knee on the ground, my father gets up. I introduce him to the internet, and more particularly to the discussion forum (caramail that the oldest know). I am rediscovering it. Alive, smiling, addicted like a teenager to his computer, chatting with strangers until the early hours of the morning. He meets people, then falls in love. He remarries. Life starts again. For a few years only. At 50, doctors tell him that he has a few months to live. Cancer. He had everything, apparently, to be happy. In a few years he lost, a lot, including his life.

 

Succeed in school life

 

One of the first times we realize success (and the pressure that comes with it) is certainly school. You will tell me, rightly, that there are other times, from an early age, when the desire to succeed exists: to be able to walk, to ride a bike, to make friends, to be loved by his family. … It is totally true. But I suggest you go directly to academic success. I leave childhood to psychoanalysts who are better placed than me to talk about it (or rather, to make you talk about it).

 

What is academic success? To be in the top 3 of the best students? In the top 10? Not to repeat? Or rather to have the feeling of being in his element, of having found his way. A few weeks ago, a 17-year-old high school student sent us a message on Fichemetier.fr. We will call her Anaïs. She was a bit lost. Head of class at school, her parents foreshadowed a career as a lawyer. This idea appeals to him. But she has a dream: to become a pastry chef. And you ? What do you think ? I'll give you a few seconds to think about it ...

 

 

 

Cornelian choice you will tell me. As a parent, you might think that Anaïs should choose to become a lawyer. Noble profession which allows to earn a good living. And since Who Looks Like Each Other, she might start a family with someone with a similar income. The perfect picture. And when it comes to baking, she will have time to have fun on the weekends.

 

Except, the younger ones might argue that a job with a good salary does not guarantee fulfillment. And let nothing say that she would not become a rich and famous pastry chef.

 

Anaïs met a guidance coach. Although baking is her passion, she does not dream of opening dozens of stores around the world. What interests him is the artisan side, working on quality rather than quantity. But to get a more precise idea of ​​the job, she decided to do an unpaid 2-month internship. At the end of it, she will know more.

 

 

 

We also come to the opposition General studies vs Technical studies. For many (family, society), the technical branch is the path for those who do not have the ability to study. A sort of trash lane. What if we get out of this cleavage? There is no good path except the one chosen by the student that allows him to flourish. You know that feeling like you belong. When you wake up in the morning with a banana. And where we take pleasure in studying. Yes, it is possible for everyone! As long as you find your way.

 

 

 

 

 

Successful professional life

 

"If at 50 you don't have a Rolex ..." Sacré Jacques! For a long time, I had a comfortable salary. Sometimes two salaries since at the end of my official working day, I was moving on to another project. For example, I worked at Fnac as a salesman during the day, then I gave computer lessons to seniors in the evenings and weekends. I later worked in web marketing during the day, and evenings and weekends I developed websites.