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Where My Friends Think My Carrer Will Be Based Off What They Know About Me

From a business man to an actor, it's all there.

Isaac Martin

Jul 07, 2020

Missouri State University

Where My Friends Think My Carrer Will Be Based Off What They Know About Me

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I had recently gone to lunch with a few friends and one of them popped the question, "If I were to be famous, what would it be for"? and this had me thinking about how my friends seeing me through their eyes.

At first glance, I may seem like another teenager who works a part-time job-which I do-but to others they see more than this. I had thought about being a business major while in college but after hearing these suggestions I might be changing majors.

First off we have the classic businessman, having a stable job while working for some corporation for the rest of my life. I might be playing golf every once in a while..for business reasons of course. I have never played golf so let's hope it's not part of the job description.

Secondly, I was told I could be a background actor for movies and tv shows. With how my face is somewhat symmetrical I could see it happening. If anyone reading this has seen the tv series "The Office" then you might see the resemblance between Ryan and myself. One thing is for sure, I don't know if I could remember my lines before the cameras start.

Model? Who's that? Recently I have been told I could also become a model, although I don't know what kind. I think I would just be a standard model for clothes and such items. One day I could be the face of GQ magazine or maybe even Vogue(based off the trend on TikTok).

Saving the best for last here, I have been told I could be a CEO of a company. You might be thinking "You already said businessman" Yes I did, but this is a bigger businessman job. Being the CEO is like the final boss in a video game, top of the chain, and most people have heard of them. If I were to be CEO, I hope I would still be me and not let the position change wh I am overtime. I still want to play golf with businesspeople and have game nights. Plus I like being nice to people so I hope to be a nice, responsible decent CEO.

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