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told me that as a youngster she'd always wanted to be a journalist but just was never able to pursue her dream. She neve
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Parental Expectations: What My
Wanted Me To Be When I Grew Up
The Huffington Post Canada Posted: 8/30/2012 5. Il pe Updated: 8/11/2012 2:24 pm
It may sound like a silly question -- after all, you're the one working
every day, not them -- but as it turns out, your parents' expectations of
where you would end up could have had more of an impact on your
My in-laws always told my husband and his brothers to find something that they loved to do and then find a way
never have to rely on a man. I don't recall any discussions on finding something that you really loved to do. :)
For my sister and I, our dad always encouraged us to find a career that we would be able to support ourselves with
All my parents wanted was for me to go and finish university. In my mom's eyes that made me a "somebody I was
person in my family to do so, so anything after that was a bonus! The fact that I have a Director title gives her enoughbre
I was only 17 Heartbroken but wanting to be supportive, they signed. But years later, when I got into journalism school,
My parents were devastated when I joined the Army, which was made worse by the fact I had to get their signature
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Do your parents like your job?
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eventual career path than you believed
As much as parents really just
want their kids to bo happy. They also
can't help but be human and put a few expectations on them as well.
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We asked different professionals from Canada for their own
recollections of their parents' expectations, and were happily surprised to
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discovofthey covered the gamut from "bo a doctor" to "piano playing will
always pay the bills. What did your parents want you to be?
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paid for doing it
. Three of them have managed to take their love of computers and make caroors out of it
Michello Edwards Boldt, Business Manager
, Cultural Ambassador
University Degree
rights to last her a lifetime!
Marieta Mendoza, Director, Human Resources
Not The Army
shared that tidbit with me until then
Pablo Richard Fernandez, News Editor
Business Woman
My mother wanted me to become a lawyer or a business woman or a director of something. I played the role of a lawyer
play at school, which made my mother very proud, and I became a business woman quite early on, from working in a bank to
managing a team. Today I'm in sales and I think she would be very proud of me.
My father always told me to do what makes me happy, and to follow my heart. I tried to combine both of their good
and do my very best every day
Maryse Huet
, Account Executive
Adapted from wwwhollingtonpost.ca/2012/08/30/parental expectations
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me disse que quando criança ela sempre quis ser jornalista, mas nunca foi capaz de realizar seu sonho. Ela neve

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Expectativas dos pais: o que é meu

Queria que eu fosse quando eu crescesse

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