Are you fully charged? Chapter 6

 In chapter 6, Rath reminds the reader to not fall in the default and by the default he mean the default career or jobs that people chase because of family, friends or mentors that is driven by money or security. A lot of people tend to follow in the footstep of family, friends or mentors because they were persuaded to, when it was never a great fit for them in the beginning. He informs the audience that most people that do follow in the footsteps of others are usually unhappy and stop following that after it to late. Money is spend and time to peruse something he or she is not ment to do. He expresses that choosing the right career does take time and error but be very careful in your decisions. When choosing try to pick something that is reliable and uses your talents and skills. I relate to this because I have an uncle that went to college for psychology at Allegheny College in Meadville, Pennsylvania, which is very expensive reaching upwards of $60k a year and at this time of 25 years later. He is a Manager of a Plumbing and Heating Company making round 60 dollars an hour. He spend over 200K for a degree he is not even using today in life. He is succeeding in something he learned secondhand for free from family.