My Future is Now

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My Future is Now

I feel the lush red carpet underneath my elegant heels and smile as cameras rush up to snap pictures of the slow procession. I slowly walk into the large hall of my very first Hollywood premiere. A colleague of mine sweeps over with a large grin on her face.

"Bet you thought you'd never be at one of these!" she says excitedly. I calmly smile back in return. Having never had great opportunities just fall into my lap, I know I've worked long and hard to achieve my career goal. Not only am I employed as a computer animator at a major company, I have designed the special effects for the hottest movie on the market.

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...ow, after years of preparation, my diligence is paying off. I sit down at a nearby table and chat with my friends. I know I have succeeded because I put my career goals first. I have taken every opportunity available and built it into a life-changing step closer to my goal. After all, it's not how much you are given that matters, it's what you do with what you already have.

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