Today i wanted to talk about my career and a question that has had me thinking al my life is What do i want to be when i grow up? i know that might sound like a childish question even though i am in college, but this is a legit question because i am about to be a rising senior graduating and about to be in the real world. When it comes to a career after of college i have a couple of plans or routes i want to do. My first dream job when i get out of college is to get paid playing professional basketball whether it is in the NBA or overseas somewhere. Once i am making money professionally my plan is to make enough money to start a personal training workout facility where all sports and all ages can come workout. With my field of work i want to use my platform to workout kids who also have dreams of playing professionally and helping them in any way i can. 

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