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EDCO 230-Career Timeline-TIRADOR, TM
EDCO 230-Career Timeline-TIRADOR, TM
Career Timeline
Career timeline or career according to the 1950 theorists, is not only an occupation or job. Rather,
it is a lifelong process of how someone wants to live his or her own life. In which the photo above shows
the career timeline that I have lived and continuously live by. Events that happened to me and might
happen are most likely affected by both internal and external factors. In this reflection paper, I will
discuss the past, present, and future experiences which I choose to oversee and would relate them to the
theories discussed in Career Guidance. Hopefully, in writing this reflection paper, I will also reevaluate
During my younger and adolescent years, most of the decisions I made are most likely affected
by external factors. In these years, I am more eager to learn but quite dependent on those who are closest
to me. I have tried to venture into the kind of life that I foresee, however, I choose to remain and work in
my own shell. I gained knowledge about different careers and slowly neglected the original things I
wanted. I pursued a profession that was not my choice. Fortunately, I developed an understanding of the
kind of profession that I am really passionate about. I had seen myself quite enjoying this cycle of my
life.
In my young adult years or should I say, where I am now. It is more driven by my innate decisions. I can
now make decisions that I can also fulfill at my on pace. I do have a job that helps me cope with the kind
of lifestyle I wanted. This period of my life is quite exhausting since I need to render extra energy and
commitment. However, it is fulfilling since I get to know myself more. I learn to value everything that I
worked hard for and appreciated my innate talents and skills. This cycle is teaching me more things that
Looking at the future career I wanted, all I ask for is stability and fulfillment in everything that I would
do. Hoping that my future self would be pleased enough with the life that it has chosen. So as to look
back on my experiences, I have learned that having your own self-concept and having control of your
discernment can really make a big impact in one’s life. Despite the doubt that surrounds you, you can
Assessing the Career Plan/Timeline that I have, I can somehow relate it to Bandura’s Social Cognitive
Theory. Bandura included in this theory that past experiences can really affect one’s current situation.
This could either motivate them or negatively lose their focus on their future. Evaluating my present self,
I am motivated to continue the life I have chosen, wherein I chose to be dependent enough on myself
rather than being dependent on others. Encouraging myself to not be the old me, a submissive one, who
would only rely upon what others have decided in my own life.
Learning from the past had made a positive impact on my life. I became more passionate about
developing and planning the career I wanted to have someday. This made me more responsible with my
actions and became more sensible with the people around me. This somehow also affected the closest
people I have. They were able to gain understanding in being sensitive before they interfere in
someone’s life. They also had given value in letting me and their selves develop my own self-concept.
Never did I regret making a change in my career plan since this had made a beautiful impact on
my current self. However, I still humble myself by thanking my younger self to let others help me in
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