On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 06:35:35 -0700, Jay Honeck
wrote in . com:

Thanks for pointing out my error. But the point is, it's a difficult
choice that warrants considerable reflection and introspection.
Psychologists tell us, that to make a choice among a number of
beneficial things is the most difficult.


All kidding aside, you're right. He needs to develop some
introspection, and the ability to evaluate his life from outside of
himself. This isn't easy for any of us, and is especially difficult
as a teenager.

Like many things, the more one practices something, the better he
successful be becomes at it.

Trouble is, you need experience to successfully self-evaluate -- and
that's the one thing teenagers don't have...

True.

But it's easy to see that there may be undue aviation influence in his
choice at this time in his life. If he bases his decisions on his
interest de jour, you'll probably be able to tell by his evolving
interest in gynecology. :-)