December 13, 2012 by John Andrew Williams
A ninth grade student loved pop culture. She dreamed of being a host on a pop news channel. People thought she was silly and needed to think about something that could help her get a “real job.” Fortunately, she didn’t believe them and didn’t take on the negative belief herself.
Fortunately, she also took action. She started to create videos pretending she was like a pop show host and reporter for various sports in her high school.
She ended up being good at it and kept it up for three years. A few great colleges accepted her.
When she got to college, she kept it up. Once a week, she put together a show highlighting various people, professors, athletes on campus.
Over the course of seven years, she created 350 shows and had a following of over 250k people.
Now what do you think about her job prospects?
Do what you love.
The rest will follow.
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