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There are so many occupations in this world that we don't know about. New positions are created all the time. This book has many types of occupations to learn about in a trivia style. I put this together for my kids. Are you ready to see how many you know about?
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Trivia About Occupations - Lance D. Williams
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When I was 7 years old, my grandmother asked me what I wanted to do when I grew up. The first thing that came to mind was a doctor, so I said it. The reality is, at that age, it's not like you know about a variety of occupations besides the basic ones. From 7 to 14 years old, I thought I wanted to be a doctor. My grandmother was a nurse, so she would give me things like a stethoscope and other things in doctors bags. She gave me different information on what doctors do and thought I probably wanted to be a pediatrician. When I was 14, reality hit me about how long you must be in school and all the work you must do to become a doctor and maintain being a doctor, and I realized that's not something I really want to do. So, I started looking into different occupations, trying to figure out what I wanted to do. I remember my 8th grade science teacher mentioning that being a boiler operator is a well-paying job, so I looked into that. I went to the library and got a couple books on occupations. Police photography was appealing, meteorologists were interesting, a baseball scout or GM was on my list, and a few other things.
It wasn't until I was 16 years old that I started to find passion for something and wanted to do it for a career. Broadcasting was really appealing to me, especially sports broadcasting. Going into my junior year of high school, when picking classes, I found out I could go to the school across town that had a student radio station, and I took broadcasting classes there half the school day. My senior year, I hosted my own morning show, and I was good at it. I knew that's what I wanted to do. I had scholarship opportunities for broadcasting school and took them. I think about how if I knew this at 7 and practiced play-by-play when I watched games and did other things, my skills would've really developed early. I've been in broadcasting doing different things, but I also realized in my early 20s that I want to take advantage of many opportunities in my life and do many things that are appealing to me. I don't have to work the same type of job for 30+ years. I've been a sports executive, an entrepreneur, a writer, and other things I wanted to try. I've had friends who became lawyers, then decided they would rather just talk about sports for a living. Sometimes in life, you have a plan, and those plans change. It's always nice to have options and learn about new things.
As a parent, I want my kids to know about the different options that are available to them. Don't just get stuck in a box of basic thoughts and go with the first thing that pops into your head, like a doctor or lawyer. There are so many interesting opportunities in the world, and you'll
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