Dream Big

I just applied to be The Music Director for our university's radio station, even though I haven't worked there, and have no knowledge of their policies.

I think I'm a good fit for the job though. I've been involved in music exponentially! From my summer job at the amp, to my experience working at a record company, and knowing some music people in the industry; I think I have an okay shot.

I applied last year to be a DJ, but I guess they lost my application somewhere in the mass of applications they recieved. If I get this job, I'll get paid, and I'd move in being able to order people around. Score!

My friend, A, when he was 14, he applied to work as a cashier at a Pizza Pizza shop at Wonderland. After the group interview, he was pulled aside, and they hired him as a shop manager! He was 14, and he got to tell people who were older than him what to do. He even fired a girl when she refused to listen to him just because he was younger than her.

In this business, its all about how you present yourself. That's how you score jobs. So I'm not scared about not being able to get a job in this bad recession. Because I know if Fusion won't hire me, someone else will. It's just hit and miss. If you have the right attitude, people will want to work with you and train you.

I know I sound cocky, but confidence is essential to achieving any of your goals. So go for your biggest dreams. You never know what might happen. Accept rejection, and just move on with life. And good luck in whatever you aim for!