I want to be a blogger.

What should I be when I grow up? When I was a child, I’ve never thought about it. I don’t know what is my ambition. I always wondering what would I be when I grow up. The future seem so far away and uncertain.

Best of all, I am even wondering how on earth other people have ambition and how do they know what to become in future. When a teacher ask me what is my ambition, I would either keep silent or just say any work that come in my mind.

As time past by, I continue my study. I learn about many things and now I am studying at a local university in Malaysia. As I am studying in Industrial Design course, I have decided that I want to be a blogger. Perhaps a blogger + an internet marketer.

4 reasons to become a blogger:

1. Blogger can make lots of money if they blogging the right way. Their income is depending on their effort. If a blogging want lots of money then they need lots of effort. Effort + strategy, nothing is impossible.
2. Blogger have lots of time to spend with their family. Wouldn’t you be happy to spend time with your family? Seeing your son and daughter grow up. Spend some time with our parent and do things together. It nice isn’t it?
3. Blogger can save the world. Think it as a blogger can send message through the entire globe. As long as there is internet the message can be view. How to save the world using a blog? How about spread the words about Earth Hour?
4. Blogger is a boss to themself, they can work at their on convenience. They can choose when to start working. I like to work at night, or perhaps I want to work in the morning. Choose and decide it yourself. Utilizing time properly would help a blogger very much.

One day when I have my own family, I would suggest my son or daughter to become a blogger. Why would I suggest it to them? Because I know that blogger is a very promising profession.

Now, I ask myself again… at the age of 24 years old. What Should I Be When I Grow Up?

I should be a blogger and I want to be a blogger.

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