A Young Child's Future

I struggled most of my life to find my true talent, and never seemed to find one. The news was devastating, but it did not stop me from the things I "liked" to do. I liked it when my parents complimented me on how I saved up money well, and how wise I was when I did spend my money. I wanted to make money, but more importantly help others become wealthy so that they may support their loved ones. News on television showing how some people are unable to be educated, or have a job because of their environment, often saddened me. It seemed unfair when I saw the homeless begging for money on one side of the street, but a Mercedes pass by. However, this was reality, it was how the society worked.

I wanted to change this, but how? One person cannot change the billions of people in the world. After pondering for a long time, I realized if I stay loyal to my motives, whatever I do will have an influence among others. For me, it would be in finance, since I enjoyed it most. At first, this "job" that never came to me as a career, was actually my suppressed passion. I would help people use money in a "smart" way, I knew this was it-- it took me nineteen years to find my first goal in life.

However, as soon as I was inspired with this dream, I faced my first, but major crisis. First of all, a person who has a job related to "money" is often seen as materialistic, and I did not know how I was different from the people who wanted to live in the world of finance. But, we honestly have to think, "what would we do without money?" The television or macbook sitting on your laptop would have been impossible to buy without the unit "money." My goal, therefore, is to not only help satisfy one's littlest ambitions (aka BMW, a house in Beverly Hills, :) ) to their dream's: their loved one's future. I will use my "open-mindedness" and my "passion" to travel around the world and influence others.