There had always seemed to me a frightening amount of chance in the way that people chose their careers.
In Sebastian Faulks' novel "Where My Heart Used to Beat," the author reflects on the role of chance in career choices. He expresses a sense of unease about how unpredictable and random the process seems, suggesting that many people may find their paths through mere luck rather than careful planning or deep introspection.
This contemplation on randomness highlights a broader theme about life direction and fulfillment. It raises questions about whether individuals are genuinely in control of their destinies or if external factors predominantly dictate their choices. The quote captures a poignant realization about the uncertainty that often accompanies significant life decisions.
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