What are some plans you had in the past but changed ? Why did they change? Are you happy with the result?

I had planned to study medicine because my mom wanted it that way, she loves that profession.

The plans changed because it was not what I wanted, I did not see myself in that profession so I decided to study psychology

And I am very happy because I had the time to think if it was what I wanted and I am vey happy because it is a profession thaht I love and I really like

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