> My problem is that I also took a job that wasn’t exactly what I wanted to be doing so that I could be in San Francisco, instead of staying where I was and hon

> My problem is that I also took a job that wasn’t exactly what I wanted to be doing so that I could be in San Francisco, instead of staying where I was and honing my craft. Nothing wrong with that. When it comes to finding a career, learning what you don't like about a job can be just as valuable as learning what you do like. A lot of my friends in college already knew exactly what job they wanted the day they arrived at school (or so they thought). I don't know of a single one who got the job they'd been striving for and ended up genuinely enjoying it. Many are now in grad school and still trying to figure out what they really want to do.