What do You Want to do with Your Life? It’s a fair question, albeit one of the more difficult questions one has to answer in their lifetime. Some people are born with the deep-seated feeling that they are going to be a musician, actor, doctor, teacher, etc.. Others are not so lucky. It can take years and multiple failed career attempts to gain insight. In my case, it took four years at college, three ideas for the future, two majors, and one endless existential crisis. Here I am, going into my final semester of college and I have completely changed my major from Early Childhood Education to English, two seemingly different majors. Not exactly. Each one requires an understanding of the human mind to form connections. The big difference being one requires children, yet both can help shape a generation. Jane Austen, Virginia Woolf, Maya Angelou, J.K. Rowling, Bob Dylan. All styles, genres, and themes varied, no doubt that they inspires those who read them. All it takes