Work on getting your resume bulked up. In the mean time, do some volunteer work and other jobs which show you building the skills you need for your dream job. Look for positions in the same industry, or even volunteer positions that get you working in that position directly. Even if the experience is more abstract (working at a store to build customer service experience), this can help in the long run and help you get funds to get a better education.

    

   Make friends in the right places. You don't need to go to some Ivy League or join a secret organization. Just meet people connected to that field and get to know them (and let them get to know you). You can volunteer with their organizations, go to conferences in that field, and even just go to a job fair to meet people. Just make sure that you're making a good impression and that they're definitely going to recognize your name.

Try the job on for size. Do an internship, a job shadow, or volunteer in order to see what that career path really looks like on a day-to-day basis. This will help you make sure that you're not romanticizing the job and that you will actually like it. It will also help you meet people who can help you and help you gain vital skills in the field.

These are all that I wanted to say. I think it helped to choose your right and dream career. And I hope you'll choose your dream career. Now here some tests for you. I think it'll help you. Good Luck!!!

  I'm very glad that you were here and I'm very happy to being your friend. I'll hope to see you in my other blogs.

See you soon, my friend!