What examples do you have around you to develop your hobby into a career?

To develop my hobby into a career, my understanding is to live the life I want. At present, I only know a school sister nicknamed Little Dragonfly.

I met her in a high school club, when she was the minister of broadcasting. Just like her nickname, she is a lively and cheerful girl who loves life and laughs. She looks sweet and particularly likable. As far as I know, her professional performance is not good. At first, she studied music, and then she became an art student temporarily. So she's quite casual.

I don't think she did well in the college entrance examination in the end. Anyway, she didn't get into college in the end. This is not an economic problem. After all, she has been traveling everywhere since the college entrance examination, which is very comfortable. She said that she had always liked photography. Then on the way to Hangzhou, I suddenly saw an advertisement for a photography apprentice. This is a wedding company. Then she went. Later, she applied successfully, and now she is the emcee of that wedding company. Moreover, the boss of that company personally taught her photography skills. The company often has many large outdoor weddings, so she has many opportunities to practice.

Seeing that she is very happy every day, the work content is just what she is interested in. I think this should be to develop her hobby into a career. This should be the life she wants. I think life is complete. Even if we go to college and get all kinds of certificates, isn't the ultimate goal of continuous efforts to live the life we want?

So I think little dragonfly is lucky. After all, many people have worked hard all their lives and failed to live the life they want. On the other hand, I think I am very lucky, because I am about to live the life I want, because my current major is my favorite, so if I can learn my professional knowledge well, I will probably develop my hobby into a career.

Anyway, it's not wrong to try.