dreams job...can you really make them a dream come true?

Today I'm going to talk about what problems I may find in my ideal job. This is hard, because when you think about your ideal job, you just want to everything goes well... but anyway, here we go. I think that what I want as an ideal job, as a juridic pshychologist, its that I may need too much experience, and it's not a spread area in universities. Perhaps studying in another country may be helpfull...but that may be a problem (money!! :c). 

I wouldn't like to make my life here in Chile, but as we have so low expierence in juridic area,  I'm afraid that it could be a problem in other countries. I used to dream to live in Australia, but then I figured out that the pension system is very bad. Many people in Australia gets poor when they are elder people... so that a big problem for me, because I have family living in Australia who could give me support, but not the economic one...so that's a big problem for me if I wanna make my life there. Here in Santiago I could take my chances in this area, but the social system is not good. 

About the skills that I may need, I'll have to be a very strong and pshychological balanced person so I can work with criminals or even victims, and I think that is not so easy for me to be that strong sometimes. Always you can be afraid about passing job interviews, because you are in competition with so many professionals and it's easy to be pessimistic if you don't count with a large experience in the field. And if you pass this instance, pshychological test are always hard. Many people fail in this step in the process to get a job. It's not that easy... don't you think?

I guess that all my fears are summarized here, but even having this fears, their will be not a major problem to achieve my dream job!

I wish to you the best in your way to achieve your dream job...get to work since today to get it! :) <3

dream job: hope to be my future job!

Hi!, today's topic is about dream jobs, or what I would like to do as a future job. The job that I would like to do... it's very difficult to say, because I love my career (psychology), and every kind of stuff that you can make with it!. I love every single area (as an exception... labour psychology), but I have to choose... I would like to tell you that I'd love to combine justice and clinical areas. You can make such a good things with both of them!. I'm not so sure which line should I follow in justice psychology, because I could work with criminals or victims... But in both cases, I'd love to help those people with some restorative therapy. 

Working with criminals may involve helping them to find the best way to reintegrate into the society. I think that being in jail it must be a very upsetting situation, specially if you spend many years of your life in there. On the other hand, working with victims can offer them help to get trhough a terrible experience and try to recover the way they were before (as a healthy mental condition). 

Sometimes I would like to work outside, in another country. That's because so many reasons. Working here has not a great value if it isn't medical areas, or advocay area. And I always think about pension system, which is very bad here. 

I've always loved to travel, so I hope I make enough money to travel and meet some brand new beautiful places. That's why I'm thiking about taking majors after finishing my universitary studies... I think something related to justice psychology, and clinical too...of course. I think that I would like to have a "good enough" salary and, I hope so, a job satisfaction.

Anyway, I would like to work in voluntary activities for people that can't afford therapy. I had in mind focus groups on weekends, make preventional work with communities and that kind of things.

Hope you enjoy! Make your dream job come true c:
My best regards to all of  you.

University life

Not everyone lives their university experience as unique and fun and all that stuff we imagine when we are finishing our scholar education. I'm actually 26 years old, and I can tell you about my twoo expierences as an universitary sutdent. So, let's see.. after my last year in scholar education, I began studying kinesiology. It wasn't a pleasurable experience, because at that time I didn't wanted to study a career yet. Why did I began then?...that's another story, not a funny one. But don't worry, I won't tell you :3

After a few years, my parents understood that I didn't like anything about kinesiology. They asked to me to finish my career and after I could choose a new one, something that I really wanted... but then, in fourth year, I had a really serious accident. I had to left kinesiology, and it was kind of a hard time. That fisrt experience as a student wasn't good, didn't enjoyed in every way.

After a few years, when I was fully recovered from my surgerys, I choose psychology as a career. At first I wasn't so motivated and opened to this new experience...I was already "old" for this new and fresh generation, and I was scared to start all over again, but then I met my classmates..and what can I tell you, they're the best!...totally love them. No-one was closed to me, and they turned out to be amazing people. My subjects are very interesting and I fell in love with my career...I really really love this experience. Now that I'm older, I feel the pressure of being a student yet and see my friends from school already doing interesting stuff at their work places, or travelling to some amazing places... but what can I tell you, I wouldn't change this experience in a lifetime c:!

I really hope for you to be enjoying your university life, 'cause it won't be the same again in another time, in another place or in another age.

See you soon!