>> I would say just be open to everything and don't pigeonhole yourself.
I mean you're still so young as a 19, 20 year old kid, really.
You're still so young and you're -- what you think you want might not exactly be it
and your mind is ever changing and ever growing and I would say be open to anything.
And that goes back to the just get a job point.
You know, and to be employed.
Because you never know when something is going to work itself out in that way
and if you're making money and you're making a living for yourself
and you're supporting yourself, you have a lot more freedom and flexibility to say, you know,
I could do this for a year and there is this other part of finance that I really like
or I could do this for a year and I'd like to be a teacher.
Maybe I want to be a professor.
Make sure that you're not doing anything under duress and you'll never end
up doing something you don't really want to do.