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Someone who is good with math and numbers would choose accounting as a profession
No
because you want to
Car Sales Real Estate Retail Sales Door to Door
no nursing or paint sales men
You choose it as a starter profession.
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You like the sea and travel.
All three expressions are correct, but they are used in different contexts. Follow a profession – means you work in or practice that profession. Example: "She follows the teaching profession." Take up a profession – means to begin or choose a profession. Example: "He took up accounting after graduation." Enter a profession – commonly used when someone starts working in a professional field. Example: "Many graduates enter the IT profession every year." Other natural collocations include: Choose a profession Practice a profession Pursue a profession Build a career in a profession So, if you're talking about starting, "take up" or "enter" is more appropriate. If you're talking about working in it over time, "follow" or "practice" fits better.
A profession is a line of work, such as the medical profession, the accounting profession, etc. A person working in a profession might have his or her own business, or might be working for another person's business. A business is a company, it is an organizational structure for some commercial or profitable purpose. For example, a store is a type of business. If you work in a store, you are in the retail sales profession.
Because he or she was not a sufficiently good liar to become a politician.
Normally, people CHOOSE their profession(s). Normally, people choose doing what they enjoy doing.