Personal Narrative: A Career In Pursuing A Career

Taylor Sampson interviewed Jay Welsh, current Florida Virtual School instructor in Journalism and seasoned broadcast journalist to talk to him about the career of journalism. When asked what would all aspiring journalists study and do before entering the profession he states “Number one is a great writing education. Very little is done without a script, and you are responsible for writing that script.” He also says to follow your passion “There is all types of different fields (for journalism careers). Mine was sports. For others it might be politics, fashion, wild life.” He even says every aspect of life has a journalist path. “The last thing would have to be comfortable speaking. You’re going to be in front of people. It can be a bit egotistical if you like being the center of attention; because that’s what you are.”

My income is based almost entirely on writing. And it has given me a very rich life — rich in every sense of the word. It can do the same for you.

Some interests I have are graphic design, photography, and fashion. I acquired these skills when I started a clothing brand, Crown Threads. This forced myself learn by reading books and going online. Crown Threads taught me to approach things such as marketing differently. This gave me a reason to use these skills daily. Furthermore, I wanted to apply what I taught myself in the real world. I found new jobs, a custom sock manufacturer and a wedding photography studio. The manufacturer exercised my knowledge of graphic design. The photography studio, I did album edits and shot weddings on the weekends.

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Besides accounting, other field that interests me is fashion industry. If I am given a chance to switch my career, I would choose fashion designing. I love designing things especially clothing. My other interests include cooking, reading books, drawing and photography. I even took a photography course in my high school. It was an interesting course. I learnt a lot of unique perspectives that a photographer keeps in mind while taking pictures. Photography has always been a passion for me which is why I was able to score 96 in the course.

“Do you know what you want to do when you graduate high school?” My dad asked, “No” I replied, “well it’s about time you start thinking about a career”. I was asked this when I was 13, I had no idea, how am I supposed to know exactly what I wanted to do for the rest of my life at just 13 years old? How does anyone know exactly what they want to be? This question stumped me for several years, I had absolutely no idea, and it wasn’t until 3 years later that finally got an idea. I discovered it one day while listening to my favorite band, I wanted to make music, I wanted to watch the crowd go ballistic while I sang on stage, I wanted to mean something. It occurred to me that I was already decent singer, I just need practice, and a band, and a

Overall, I learned that writing can help to drive out the negative feelings I have by writing the personal narrative. My favorite assignment was the interview, Keith is such a sweet man and it made him feel good that he helped me get an A. When we did the pear reviews, I learned how to make my research paper better by how the others wrote

I’ve never been the type of person who was able to envision where they were going to be in the future. Quite frankly, it’s one of my biggest weaknesses (man, I really hope no potential employers are reading this). I guess I just always wanted to wait and see where life would eventually lead me. While success is important to me, I never wanted to take a second thought of how exactly I was going to get there. I've always been this way. So when the Leadership Institute started, I honestly wasn't expecting to get much out of it. Some extra money and some job experience. That's it. Thats really all I thought I was getting into.

April 29, 2015 is the day I decided to trade my labcoat dreams for a dream with a gown and a stage. In the first 17 years of my life, I never considered to pursue a career in music, let alone opera. I had this mindset that immigrants go to the U.S. to become doctors, lawyers, engineers, but never artists, dancers, or musicians. It was a privileged dream. I was granted the privilege of taking piano lessons since my parents saw its disciplinary benefits. As I was participating in my school choir and in church choir, my piano teacher, Miss Noto, suggested that I take voice lessons as well. I did not find myself a particularly talented singer until I was the only one in my county to be accepted into the All National Honor Choir. In my last music festival, my adjudicator asked me which conservatories I applied to and I told her zero because I was going to be an Otolaryngologist. Miss Noto, who was my accompanist at the time, later told me how surprised she was that I was not going to pursue music after high school. I never imagined that one’s hobbies could translate to a career. Then I thought, why not?

My career choices have bounced from veterinary school to becoming a teacher and possibly stopping at film and drama. Thanks to countless years of binge-watching anything from comedies, action and horror, I’ve become fascinated and infatuated with the idea of film-making and acting and what goes into the process. From scriptwriting to filming on set and final product of a full-length movie, I love it all. Though the process is long and tedious to be successful, it still has my attention and possibly has me pursuing a career in filming. I grew up in a family of hard-working and dedicated people. Strictly because somebody discourages doesn’t mean you can’t get back up and keep trying. I was also told that if I my nose to the grindstone I will be rewarded for my work, no matter how insignificant it may be.

Hi, I'm Gemma. I'm a native of Utah, and just recently moved back. I enjoy reading, surfing, hiking, swimming, watching anime, cooking, random trivia, and roller coasters. My love for roller coasters is more then a favorite pass time. I plan on pursing a career as a "theme park engineer," with my degree in electrical engineering. I'm not looking for anything too serious, but if you see anything here that we may have in common make sure to say hello.

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Be sure to write about a profitable niche that you are not only familiar with but one that you have a passion for, one that you can see yourself writing about for years to come; it could be anything from food to travel.

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