which sentence is correct?

1. I'm working towards a career goal in directing a short film and have been preparing myself with ........
2. I'm working towards a career goal to direct a short film and have been preparing myself with .......

2

I would say 2, as well. Also, it should be "toward", unless you're British.

So that goose finally started posting here...

I'd say number 1 sounds much better. Also, 'towards' is perfectly correct.

K.T. - What do you mean by that comment?

<<What do you mean by that comment? >>

Isn't "comma" the name of a famous (fictional) goose?

Thanks, does that mean 1 and 2 is both correct?

Caspian,

I don't know how many times I've heard samples here about "Comma" the goose...

3. I'm working towards a career goal of directing a short film and have been preparing myself with .......