>> The way colleges are set up and the amount of money it costs to go to college and the amount
of time it takes to really be good and hone your skills, you have to focus on trying
to find your passion early on in your college career.
Sometimes it can be difficult, but if you don't make that a priority as a student,
you will find yourself wandering.
So if you do get into, you know, a good university, and you have the opportunity
to figure out what you would like to do, you should really focus on it.
And you should find out what your passions are.
Sometimes that takes some introspective.
Time. You have to really make it a part of what your college experience is like, but you should,
[inaudible] you should do that, in my opinion, in your first year or two.
You should not sort of make your first year or two of college an experience
in what you're just trying to get through school.
It should be an experience in which you're trying to find your passion.
It should be a part of what your academic pursuit is.
It should be a part of how your outlook is.
You should have a plan in your first two years, in my opinion, should be about understanding,
being introspective, in trying to find that passion and pursue it.
Because at the end of the day, you have to have something from a collegiate standpoint
under your belt that's going to be able to earn a living for you,
and that is key to sort of launching your career.