We are going to be talking about my career pathways after we explored KPMG. Mainly, I want to be a CEO because I met these guys who were working hard to be CEOs of New Zealand. One of the questions I asked them was, “When did you start this business?” They expressed, “33 years ago.” That is one of the great questions I asked them. What I enjoyed after we went to see KPMG and when we explored, I said, “What are some great skills I need to improve in my career?” They answered, “Your writing and the way you persuade.” I said, “Make that a challenge to succeed and to make sure to never give up, even in the tightest times.” For lunch, we had some sushi rolls with chicken. It was halal, so I ate the stuff that I can only eat, which was a halal burger and, I also asked one good question to the chef who makes the food. I asked, “What is the best thing you have made?” He replied, “Sushi chicken roll.” When he was a kid, he used to make that all the time.
He also made that for us when he was cooking. Another question I was going to ask Jessie was, “If you had to choose between quitting your job and moving on to another job, what would it be?” For me, it would be to be a doctor, because you can help when people need your help. The person I asked the most questions was the chef, because I love the food he provided us.
One of the KPMG leaders said, “The main thing I actually need to improve on is my speeches because I am not good with speeches when I am focused on my work and not playing.” I do so much work that I do like more than 300 words, and the best question out of all the questions I asked was, “When did you start your job?” They said, “33 years ago,” because sometimes I ask bad questions that you do not want to know. We are going to be talking about a reason why I should go on another trip, why I should go on another school trip, and why I should, because I am doing the right thing and showing resilience when I am doing the right thing at the right time, and also if I were a young coach teaching at Edmund Hillary School at the young age of probably 20 years old. We are also looking at convincing Whaea Lorraine to make sure I am going to be good and doing the right thing at the right time. What I want to be when I grow up is a professional basketball coach because I learn something new every day at school. Playing basketball, I learn that they have rules, and those rules teach people to do the right thing at the right time, and it is also a running sport; you have to get the ball by running and playing properly with the rules the coaches tell you to follow. We are going to be talking about my career and what I want to be when I grow up. I want to be a professional basketball coach because it is a running sport, and I love running on my way to school, and you have to train a lot. What I need to improve on is my punctuation and my spelling. When you become a coach, you have to know the rules and make sure that you are watching the game at all times. Even if someone is talking to you, you have to make sure you focus.