Explain Why I Want To Be A Psychiatrist

You ever wanted to be a help to the world by just talking? All my life the people I was surrounded by were either happy or upset. They’ll be happy one day and then upset the next day. I’m not stating that this was unusual but it was how people lived. They had personal family problems that they always kept bottled up and never told anybody how they were feeling. I was normally very good at noticing when people had issues. Their voice would have a creaking door sound, or any limbs, including fingers would shake unusually. To me growing up every time that someone asked me what I wanna be when I grow up I always said a professional basketball player. Then I realized that basketball is an emotional sport. If you are happy you perform better, you take good shots and good choices. Some people have the skills and the heart to train to be a professional basketball player but what people don’t realize that your heart makes you who you are. I believe that being a life coach (psychiatrist) in anyway would be the best career for me. …show more content…
My reason is because making people feel better has always been my strong suit. If someone is upset or depressed I think of it as a race to be the first one to try and make them feel better. What you are probably thinking right now is “is this guy even human, does he ever get upset?” My fully put and true honest answer is that yes I do feel down from time to time but it is never longer than 5 minutes. Even when my family is not the type of family that can give a random stranger money and not be at all worried about paying any bills. I never think about things like that because there is nothing that I could do make my family the wealthiest family on Earth. So my question to you is “why be upset about something if you can’t do anything about it?” my next question is “if you can do something about it then why aren’t you doing