Honestly since I was a child I have a lot of dream jobs, I wanted to be firefighter, police officer, paleontologist, singer, DJ, actor, well I wanted to be a lot of things lol.
And in the present, I have a lot of dream jobs I want to be (or at lest I want to try) but there's one that fills me with curiosity and always keeps me with a lot of anxious to solve mysteries.
My dream job is to be an astronomer.
Since I was a kid there was something that It always amazes me it was the outer space and the universe, the fact of always been on the border of a discoverment it was something that I always loved it. Just thinking about discovering nebulae, planets, black holes, quasars, pulsars it was something it was something I always think it was something I have to do.
The problem: To work as a astronomer you must know about physics, engineering and mathematics...A LOT OF MATHEMATICS.
The reason of because it's a problem is because Im not the best at mathematics, In addition, it is also important to have advanced skills in mathematics, programming, English proficiency, and research skills. So yeah there is a lot of areas that I don't dominate and I find difficult in many aspects.
So to work in this area I need to have a master in advanced mathematics and algebra, I also need an master in programming and engineering, which are other areas that I don't domminate. Of course I know the general parts and I also know how to find stars and some planets with my telescope but thats not enough to work in this.
In some part im upset because this was a work I always wanted to be but due to the requirements you should have, for me it's basically impossible, but for other part im positive because even though I love science and I might get a posibillity to work in this area, I love more the arts, drawing and playing music is something I love a little bit more. So I keep working on my art even I wish to work with something related to cience but honestly I love the art a little bit more, it's a form of expression which I've always loved, but i always thought, what could be the result of mixing this science with art? I hope I could be the person who solves this question...