>> If you're a freshman and you're undecided I would just ask yourself this.
What is it that you do that makes you happy.
And the ultimate goal in life in my opinion is not how much money is in your bank account,
it's are you happy at doing what you love.
Because at the end of the day all you have is time.
And if you're filling up all that time with things
that make you unhappy then what value is the money that you maybe getting from it.
So I would ask you if playing video games makes you happy, then maybe you want to seek
out a career in video game development, maybe you want to seek out a career in working
with a company that does video game development.
If making movies or watching movies makes you happy,
maybe you want to seek out a career doing that.
I don't think that any career path is too broad of a goal.
I had some pretty lofty dreams.
And one of my dreams that I set for myself when I was 15 was to make a living doing music
and being from a little town called Hagan, Georgia, it just didn't seem possible.
So I am now 40 years old and I can say that I make a living doing music and doing what I love.
So I think that if you don't have that path in your --
or that guided path like I really felt like I did,
then I think you can just ask yourself what makes you happy and then go after that.
Pursue those things that make you happy and if you're able to make a great living at it
or a good living at it or a comfortable living, that's a bonus.