There are many sources and media these days, claiming that video games are negative and that the video game is bad for children. But how game can be a bad thing when there are a lot of stories positive videogame out there?
The dictionary definition of the "obsession", it is something for which someone over-compensates. It is something that takes his daily routine. Here's a hypothetical: could an obsession becomes a positive behavior and lead to a future prosperous? The answer might be 'yes '.
Check out these three ways to turn your video game obsession into a career:
There are mentors in this area? I'll answer this quick question, Yes; There are mentors in video game design.
Mentors are wonderful people to have in your circle. Why? Because they encourage, motivate and support you in your dreams and your efforts. They are the people constantly rooting for you.
Discover how you can find a mentor and learn to improve your future.
You talk about your passion for video games? Are you talking about reaching new levels, new cracking codes and find hidden worlds?
If you don't have a way to tell the masses on the great world of the video game, why not start a blog? Do not hesitate to share your opinion. You can write the best new games for mobile or console; what your experience has been with a game that you just download; or highlight an idea you have for a game.
The sky is the limit!
Did you know that there are degrees of video game design? With a degree in game design, you can increase your potential for a career in a field that you love.
A certain conception of the game can also provide an opportunity for you to share your ideas with others and collaborate on new creative ideas. Hey, maybe you'll even meet other people with the same passion that you have!
Then, the next time that someone complains to you play video games all day, remind them there a legitimate and potentially lucrative future for you, in the gaming industry.
Tell us, these three ways to turn your obsession with video games into a career have given you aid at startup you need to pursue your passion?
Bird of Kendall is a marketing specialist for Rasmussen College who writes about education and technology. When not blogging about game, she likes to help others navigate the best ways to find future success through education. Do not hesitate to follow on Twitter or Google +.
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