I did radio for many years. There have been many people that told me that I have a voice for radio (I guess I sound "proper" and whatnot...lol. People say I have a funny voice...I can imagine that...especially for a black guy. LMFAO.)..I could do voiceovers..I'd like to do that. Sadly the listings I've checked out for those type jobs only wanted white males...
Then again, radio is a dying format...satellite radio seems like a good bet in regards to that.
I would like to get into the fashion industry on the creative side...I honestly don't know where I would begin to try to look for something on that level. Or work in retail as a buyer for stores, boutiques, etc.
I'd like to work at an art gallery too. Something like that cause I've always been really passionate about the arts since I was little.
I tried getting into the insurance field but too many numbers, too many things to remember such as state regulations, laws, statutes...I've suffered from ADHD since I was little so trying to remember all that stuff made my head hurt. Plus I struggled in school with classes and classwork because I would get so easily distracted.
I could do a desk job, data entry...I did a little bit of that when I interned at Pitt. As well, I helped to redesign their website before I graduated. It's simple and I enjoy anything that involves computers. I've had a love affair with computers since I was really really young. My aunts and uncles and cousins on my moms side were really into computers and majored in computer science at rutgers.
I'd like to get into Public Relations and Human Resources too. I'm good with people and plus it would be nice to do something where my communication skills are appreciated and I can build connections to further my own career.
I originally was trying to be a yoga instructor...but to get certified it took 100 hours and a $2000 training course. I had the 100 hours but didn't have $2000 so...that went out the window.
I always knew I had talent (cause people would tell me about it) but I underestimated it cause I never really considered what other people thought of what I was doing until recently.