tell me what i can do about this?

Question

i want to do something with my talent. I am very good in READing poems, READing stories with all the emotions. suggest what i can do with this

Answer 1

Books on tape. It would be a way of expressing your talent and helping blind people at the same time.

Answer 2

Some cities have companies where u can read stories on the radio to blind people. Go try out for a play, just things like that.

Answer 3

It's obvious. You would be a perfect choice for someone to record books on tape (or whatever they record them on). Also teaching would be a good field to go into. Motivational Speakers also make good money. And last, but not least, don't forget the literacy program. They can always use good readers.

Answer 4

It's obvious to me that you are a prime candidate for the Dramatic Arts, which includes dramatic reading, classic theatrical (Shakespearean) readings, theater, acting, poetry recitals, and so on.

There are local community theater groups and university theater groups in virtually most mid-to-large metro areas, and perhaps in your vicinity that you may attend for inspiration and career networking. For instance, Toronto's Hart House Theatre just completed a mid-October presentation executing "The Strindberg Project", classic readings from the timeless work of the noted playwright, August Strindberg, directed by John Neville and sponsored by the Swedish Embassy.

Additionally, check with your local community colleges, coffee houses, art houses and galleries, city arts programs and community arts clubs, for these offer various venues for "readings," and are sources that may offer great opportunities for you to participate in upcoming dramatic arts programs or presentations. Your local newspapers’ “Social” or “Arts” sections contains a wealth of information and sources for networking. There may be a private recital/reading club in your area that you may join. Perhaps even joining your local “Toastmasters” may be a fabulous outlet for your creative expression while simultaneously gaining intrepid confidence in speaking before crowds and expanding your network base of friends and contacts.

Answer 5

I would suggest getting a job first.
But I'm an old guy.