The Future I Hope For

For many years I have often wondered about life and what the future holds. As I mature into an adult I find myself concerned about youth in the world today and what lies ahead for them. That is when I decided that I wanted to become a teacher. I could not only observe the pressures of the world but guide and nurture a young mind. Many of my peers argue the point of my financial status as a teacher, they expect me to make more money and that I should also strive for the money not the title of the job. This is an example of a mind that troubles me. To seek a profession strictly for money? I wish for a world where everyone worked for and held a job for love, not the money. I know that what I'm implying is fictional and the world probably will never see a generation of job loving individuals. This is just a dream I have. Becoming a teacher will hopefully allow me to direct good nature into all of my students and the importance of being happy. I will enter my classroom with the up most enthusiasm everyday throughout my career. Nothing will change that. To have an impact that changes a students life is worth more than any dollar amount to be offered.