<p>If you could be interviewed by any daytime talk show host, who would it be?</p>
<p>In this era of talk show gods, one has to establish loyalty. While viewers can certainly choose to have a bit of variety, maybe a teaspoon of femininity from Oprah, a dash of masculinity from Dr. Phil, and a pinch of madness from Jerry Springer, viewers will always return to their favorite talk show host. To me, in the Justice League of talk shows, there is one Superman (or maybe more appropriately, Superwoman) who stands out to me as a hero to humanity: Ellen DeGeneres. If I had the opportunity to choose to be interviewed by any talk show host, Ellen DeGeneres would be my choice because I feel that her philosophy of life mirrors mine and that I can identify with her confident and positive personality.
For me, it that I contributed,
that Im on this planet doing something good and making people happy. Thats to me the most important thing, that my hour of television is positive and upbeat and an antidote for all the negative stuff going on in life. This quote defines the attitude that Ellen DeGeneres lives and conducts her show by. Like Ellens outlook on life, I feel that success in life is only determined by your affect on the world. If I can go to bed every night and feel that I have made a difference in the world and that I have changed lives for the better, then I know have a good career. I have an immense passion for people, and it is important for everyone in this world to do their contributing part to make the world a better place.
Ellen DeGeneres is never afraid to be herself. She has the take it or leave it attitude that I try to live by. Ellen is not afraid to get up and dance on national television. Her confidence to just get up and dance just because it feels good (Ellen) is enough to make her audience get up and dance. Ellen has an ability to bring that simple, child-like happiness to those who have forgotten what its like to just do something for no reason, to stop caring about social standards and just do what makes them happy. I aspire to motivate the public as well, maybe not to dance, but to get up and change the world.
It is clear that Ellen DeGeneres has significantly impacted the world. Her confidence, enthusiasm, and passion have motivated people across the nation and across the world. By pursuing a major and eventually a career in communication, I plan to be a moving force like Ellen. A career in communications would allow me to reach the public. It would incorporate my passion for people and my ability to effectively communicate with the masses.</p>