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  • >I am twenty-three, currently finishing a bachelor’s degree in economics, and after a year of serious thought I have not yet found my career passion. I recently bought a piano and have become totally enthralled by it. Would it be irrational to study piano for a few years to see if I could make a career of it?
I am twenty-three, currently finishing a bachelor’s degree in economics, and after a year of serious thought I have not yet found my career passion. I recently bought a piano and have become totally enthralled by it. Would it be irrational to study piano for a few years to see if I could make a career of it?
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Date: September 26th, 2016
Duration: 04:50
Topics: Career
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