Which factor plays a greater role in shaping your future career choice: your genuine interest and passion for the field, or the financial benefits and stability it can provide? In your response, explain which one you prioritize and why, and consider how this decision might impact your long-term happiness, motivation, and overall quality of life.

 Prompt Response: I believe one's true interest and passion is what builds up their career. Many people from a young age know what their passionate about and that could be working with animals, playing sports, and even basic subjects like math and science. Those people typically go into jobs or internships within those fields. For other people like myself may not know what their passion is at first but I would say it comes after trying many types of activities and determining if those are interesting enough to pursue. I for now prioritize my genuine interest since I at least know what I like to do and work in. In the long run I think I will be happier and better off doing what I love instead of just working for money that I may not get a chance to fully spend until I retire. It's good to know my personal interests so my current job can fund my hobby later on,