I don’t know where I am going in life, please help

I am going into my sophomore year of college and up until now I have been planning on being an elementary teacher. I currently work at a daycare and three times a year I work as a teacher’s assistant in a children’s program, so I have had experience in front of kids. This summer I just feel like I won’t be a good teacher, and I’m pretty sure I don’t want to be a teacher for the rest of my life. I need like a career skills test or just someone who thinks we could talk and help me think clearer.

Honey you can talk to me anytime you want to if you do want to you can email me from my profile page and i will email you back with my IM info. I am not a counsellor ar anything but I can possiably be able to help unjumble what is getting in the way of what your wanting to do with your life. Best of Luck to you Sweetie Hugs

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