Dream Job

In one of the most famous speeches in our history, Martin Luther King said ’’I have a dream…’’ and he spoke about freedom and human rights.

He fought for something, and his speech still effects the world- because people still have dreams about almost everything, jobs, career tore and family are just a few examples. The most people dreams about traveling, experiences and to make an important difference that has some kind of meaning to the world. A well-paid job helps to create a nice life.

I’m 14 years old, I like to play soccer on my spare time and I’m also dreaming about to become a soccer professional. That would be something to fight for.

But, it’s a big competition. So of course, it’s good to have split vision. I am also dreaming about to work with people and to contribute to the society.

 I want a job like a lawyer or a judge, so I could be a part of the Swedish law system. My ambitions are to keeping up the human right, fight for justice and develop equality.

I want my job to be worth fighting for when I defend others against injustice. And most of all, it has to be fun.

Of course do I need some kind of education; I can see it in front of my eyes, years of sitting there studying. Taking notes, classes and so on. I’ll visit the court as a trainee. After that I will finally take my exam, what a day to look for.

Maybe after a few years I starts my own practice, my own firm and focus on human rights and difficult and tuff cases. Maybe I could hire my friend Ebba, as a specialist or maybe ask her if she can consider being a partner in the law practice?

Soccer, law and really interesting people! Something like that, is my dream, do you hear me Mr Luther King?

This made me start thinking of the education I need to become soccer professional.

I don’t really think you need a exam or high grades to be attractive to the big clubs. You most really love the sport, and exercise a lot. It takes time, and you have to be purposeful.

The only ‘’education’’ you need is maybe soccer theory. But you learn theory by the time, so if you play a lot of soccer you won’t need to take ‘’classes’’ to become smart of playing soccer.

I love to play soccer, but it has not always been like that. In the beginning I only played because it was funny. It’s not fun the same way anymore; it really is a pain in the ass some times. I hate the physical training we do like cooper test and so on, especially on the winter when we can’t play outside on the soccer field because of the snow. The only thing we are doing is theory and tons of exercises to build strength and perseverance. You yearn so much after coming out and play at the field.