(writing about people who wait for epiphanies to direct them towards their next occupational goal)

"most people feel guilty about wanting what they want, and they feel foolish for wanting something impossible, and those censoring voices will bark like a pack of junkyard dogs, night after night. don't doubt your desire because it comes to you as a whisper; don't think, "if it were really important to me, i'd feel clearer about this, less conflicted." my research didn't show that be true. the things we really want to do are usually the ones that scare us the most. the things you'll not feel conflicted about are the choices that leave no one hurt."
-po bronson, what should i do with my life?-