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HOW CAN I ACHEiVE MY CAREER/LIFE GOALS?
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Hi There!
Im 13 years old and lets just say I have some big dreams and when I say big I mean it, lol.
It may seem a little crazy…but I dont care about money or paychecks. all I want out of life is to be happy, and spread some peace. I know that sounds niave but, I can make it happen.
Here are all the careers/Occupations that i will acheive out of life. I NEED YOUR HELP TO FIGURE OUT HOW?, WHAT UNIVERSITIES? WHEN? INTERNSHIPS? i know i can do it.
-have a talk shw similar to martha stewart./oprah
-Fight for The Envirionment
-Fight against wars-by having an anti-war message (t.v show
-Have a Radio Channel (not me nessesarily on it but about my show and magazines like martha stewart)
-have 2-3 different magazines
-write a few books on inspiration
-Help People
-Clothing Line designed by me
How Can I Do This?!?
What can i do to start at my age to help me (im 13)
Thx vry much-pls contact me if u have any questions and want to help me
Just about everything you have on you list involve development of communcations skills. It would seem to me that you may want to start there.
Advocacy is the act of arguing on behalf of a particular issue, idea or person and many of the things your want to do seem to have this in common.
Although you may not care about money for yourself, it is an important tool, and besides using good communcation skills to raise support for your ideas, you should learn fundraising skills in order to gain public support for your activities.
Creativity and initiative are also important in many of the things you want to do.
Learning a second language may be needed for jobs that involve international activities.
You can find useful information on the web or at you public library on how to do the above. I suggest you discuss these with a teacher or librarian.
The following is form the Advocacy, Grantmaking, and Civic Organization link listed in the sources below:
One way to prepare for a job is to gain experience as a volunteer. Volunteering allows you to try out an organization to see if you likes it, to make good contacts in the industry, and to demonstrate a commitment to a cause. Volunteer work can be found through career and guidance counselors at high schools and colleges, as they often maintain a database of opportunities. County libraries and governments often have lists of opportunities as well. Many local schools and community groups also can identify organizations that need volunteers. The Internet is another good way to find volunteer openings.