>> Well, things have started to really changed.
When I went to Penn State, the teacher said, "Hey, send out your resume.
You know, build a reel and send it out to all these networks,
and I would still recommend that, but I don't know that necessarily works as it used to,
because technology is constantly changing.
You know, when I went to Penn State, there was no Twitter.
There was no Instagram, and now I run my business, like, primarily off of Instagram
and Twitter and that's how I get business.
So I would say to just to keep up to breast with all that's going on in technology
and the business and notice how it's changing, and notice the faces that you see on TV now.
A lot of times, you don't have to have even have a journalism degree to become a talk-show host
or to be, you know, an on-camera person, but I would say just study your craft
and really just get' resume and get the experiences that really show
that you have a passion for it, and a desire to be great in the business
and no one can knock your drive or your passion, or your desire if you have that.
You know, that's gold.