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After thinking about many career choices that are available to us, I've noticed that some Otaku tend to follow a path rather close to their hobbies. It may be writing, designing, illustrating, programming or figure sculpting. This is a very brave and admirable idea and those who wish to pursue a path like this one tend to be happier with their experiences. Danny Choo is a good example of a good business-person, Hobbyist and mentor. He allows us to feel that we can still succeed even if our aims may not fulfill those around us.
This particular image from Lucky Star is a good description as well, even though it is a fairly humourous scene.
Is your career path related to your Otaku hobbies?
That ends this post.
'Til we next meet,
~suki
'Til we next meet,
~suki
7 comments:
My career atm is not related. It's a (boring) desktop job but I can make free time to my otaku hobbies.
Well... not always, cause my manager doesn't know. lol
Yes,I want to have a career in relation with my otaku indulgences! Just like Danny!
Ganbatte! XDD
@ opticzone. I, too, have a desktop/office job so I know what you mean about it being boring XD
@ maikaru. Thank you for commenting on my blog m(_ _)m
I wish you well in finding a career path that is both successful and related to your hobbies.
Haha I am taking up a Computer Course...
so that means game programming for me!
However I kinda want to think twice. Maybe I'll just go to design instead.
@ blood on the mirror. Why don't you consider doing a Job Shadow then? I did it back in high school, it gave me a better perspective, so maybe it could help you?
I wish you well with your choices!
@Suki> What do you mean by Job Shadow?
I took up an internship over the summer. It was pretty interesting.
@ blood on the mirror.
To Job Shadow, is depending a certain time in the career of your choice, trying to get a feel for it.
It helps if you need a bit more direction ^-^
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