Where do I see myself

I am probably not the only one in my class that is feeling the pressure to know what I am going to do when I'm done school. I know I want to do public relations but for what or who? I find myself thinking about my future about 20 hrs a day, and going on the Internet looking through P.R careers the other four hrs of the day. Fashion p.r has always been a dream of mine, although I still want to do fashion pr I see myself looking at other industries and careers. I feel that any career in public relations would be fulfilling and enjoyable and that is my problem, how am I ever going to pick a job when I love everything and anything that involves Public Relations? I do have a few years left of school and maybe everything will come into place; however, whatever I do end up doing in the public relations world I know I will be happy and successful.

Learning who I want to be is easier than I thought

Although I am a student and I am still trying to find myself in the public relations world, I have been learning a lot about "Branding Myself". Therefore how important it is to represent myself to the fullest. I have been thinking for weeks about how I want to be viewed by public relations professionals, and came to the realization that I shouldn't have to think that hard about how I want people to see me. I want the real "ME" to come out in every blog I write; therefore, I'm just a city girl that did ballet for years and at one point in my childhood wanted to be the tooth fairy when I grew up. (I have since grown up a lot and no longer want to be the tooth fairy) but I want people to see the real person that everyone knows. "Branding Me" is not about what I think people want to see, but just being the real person that I am.

Canadian Fashion Designers

It has been a few weeks since LG's Toronto Fashion Week; however, I have found myself wondering why Canadians (like me) do not buy Canadian? We are so interested in the big international fashion designers that we tend to forget about the guys that are working their butts off in our own backyards. I see the same passion for fashion in their eyes; therefore, I may never understand the reason for not giving our fellow Canadians the fame that we all know they should have. Watching many of the runway shows I saw items of clothing for everyone, and thinking to myself how proud I was that these local designers were here showing Canada what they can do. Be proud of Canada and the talent we have in fashion!