>> I think to find your passion in your career you really need to, probably try things out.
Now, of course, you're not going to have the opportunity to, you know,
have 30 different internships, when you're in school, or 30 different job experiences,
where you can, you know, really get in there and try it out.
But, there are ways to simulate it.
If you're interested in Wall Street, you know, read the Wall Street Journal, watch CNBC,
look at, you know, stocks, and utilize your schools research facilities.
If you're interested in fashion, do the same thing.
You know, watch shows that are related to it, talk to people who are interested in it.
You have, you know, four years in college to meet an incredible variety of people.
And, in order to really explore your career, and find what you're interested in, I think,
you know, talking to people and getting, you know,
really active in what you might be interested in, is a great way to tell you whether, in fact,
it holds your interest for a few hours, a few days, or, you know,
many, many, months and years to come.