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Personal Narrative: A Career As A Career

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There 's nothing like being a star on Broadway because you might get notest.I love to sing a lot.An imporent goal i have is to be a professional singer .some steps that i can follow is to take sining lessons and dedicate time to practice playing guitar also taking acting lessons.

if i graduate high school and take singing lesson and learn to play the guitar i have better chances of becoming a singer will increase.some consequences that i might face is people ask me to be in plays and to sing for them or go to college because of my voice.

if i get a good job by singing i will donate my time to the children 's hospital and donate money.when you become a pop star there is no
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