Being an influencer ( ENSINUS ETP/ INETE)

 

Being an influencer

Nowadays, it is noticeable that the number of important celebrities is increasing, which means people tend to choose jobs where they have a huge influence on others. At the same time, they are doing something that brings them joy.

  For starters, I think it is very important to do something you enjoy, and the best way to know if someone likes what they do for a living is to look for the ones that would rather earn less money than not be as happy as they currently are.

  Second of all, some people only become famous for the glory and because they enjoy their job but that does not mean they are not good at it, it means that they do not choose it for the same reason a musician chooses his because a musician bases his decision on enjoyment and happiness in contrary to some of the others. 

   In addition to that, I believe the best part of being famous is to be seen as a hero or role model, which makes us feel like we did a good service to society. On the other hand, the big media attention can be the worst and best part of being famous.

  To sum up, I do not believe the advantages outweigh the disadvantages and with that, I conclude that it is not a lifestyle for me.


                                                                                          Hugo Martinez, MAMV20




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