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    While some believe money is the most important factor in choosing a career, the author argues that passion is more substantial. The author provides two reasons for this: first, income depends more on soft skills than profession alone, as those in the same job can earn very different amounts. Second, one will spend a third of their life at work, so choosing a disliked but well-paying career won't lead to happiness or high earnings long-term. The author's aunt's experience supports this, as she became unhappy and low-paid in her initially chosen but disliked field of engineering, but found high earnings and satisfaction after changing to her passion of photography. Overall, the author believes earning potential depends more on passion for one

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    While some believe money is the most important factor in choosing a career, the author argues that passion is more substantial. The author provides two reasons for this: first, income depends more on soft skills than profession alone, as those in the same job can earn very different amounts. Second, one will spend a third of their life at work, so choosing a disliked but well-paying career won't lead to happiness or high earnings long-term. The author's aunt's experience supports this, as she became unhappy and low-paid in her initially chosen but disliked field of engineering, but found high earnings and satisfaction after changing to her passion of photography. Overall, the author believes earning potential depends more on passion for one

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    While some believe money is the most important factor in choosing a career, the author argues that passion is more substantial. The author provides two reasons for this: first, income depends more on soft skills than profession alone, as those in the same job can earn very different amounts. Second, one will spend a third of their life at work, so choosing a disliked but well-paying career won't lead to happiness or high earnings long-term. The author's aunt's experience supports this, as she became unhappy and low-paid in her initially chosen but disliked field of engineering, but found high earnings and satisfaction after changing to her passion of photography. Overall, the author believes earning potential depends more on passion for one

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    There are a lot of aspects in choosing your future profession.

    Some people believe that the amount of


    money you earn is the most important reason for choosing a job but I disagree with this statement. In my
    opinion, the most substantial/essential fact, which you should consider during choosing your career, is what
    you are keen on. Feeling this way for two reasons, which I will explore in the following essay.

    First of all, nearly every job in this world could be well-paid. Your income depends on your soft skills, your
    experience and your professionalism. So, choosing future job relying only on an average salary in particular
    profession isn’t really objective. For instance, a private driver of royal family and an ordinary taxi driver earn
    incomparably different sums of money, but in general do the same job.

    Secondly, we spend more than one third of our life earning money and it’s impossible to do 8 hours per day
    things that you dislike, staying happy. That’s why choosing job which is not interesting or even annoying for
    you but well-paid isn’t a great idea, if you want to enjoy your life intensely. You would quickly become
    demotivated and start doing your work poorly. As a result, you wouldn’t earn as much as your colleagues,
    who like their occupation, and wouldn’t be happy with both your income and your profession. For example,
    my aunt was studying for an engineering degree at university, but always had wanted to be connected with
    art. She was unhappy and badly-paid engineer until she changed her job/it and become a photographer.
    Now she is happy with her career and becomes one of the most famous photographers in my city. Her
    income as a photograph much higher compared to her previous job.

    In conclusion, I strongly believe that you couldn’t earn much while you are dissatisfied with your profession,
    so money shouldn’t be the main reason for choosing.

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