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You are the people!
You are the student council!
You are the ones who had your...
You stand up! You sign up!
Finding a career
is not an easy thing to do.
It's a lot easier
to make choices
when you don't have
a huge car payment,
expensive habits,
when you're light,
when you can make a lot of
economic choices very rapidly.
Hello.
Why would I do
something so crazy?
If you can effect
a one percent change
in the lives
of a hundred different people,
you will have, in effect,
created a whole unit
of human contribution,
from the role
of being a speaker,
an inspirational,
motivational speaker,
You feel 10 feet tall
and bulletproof.
No feeling like it
in the entire world.
Half the time you don't even
want to collect your check
because you didn't do it
for the money,
you did it because of the
feeling that you have inside.
It's an enormous unwritten
benefit of being a speaker.
First year
that I was in child care,
I was, like,
ready to pull my hair out,
but I decided to stick with it,
I realized that it was a gift
and that it was very important
for the children
to have a man in their lives,
so that was kind of the thing
where I was like...
okay, it's important...
and as you work with them,
you can actually
see them grow,
so you can actually see results
of what you're doing,
and it's not just working
on a spreadsheet
and seeing some results
of a business venture.
You are actually seeing
them grow and learn things.
As a parent myself,
I have found happiness,
and now my family's happy
because of that,
Everybody, everything,
every company,
deserves 2 or 3 chances,
so if you go to work
on your first day of work
and it's a negative situation,
give it a couple chances,
and then
if you feel in your heart
that it's just not
going to work out,
make changes.
Once we grow up, life's over,
so I'm refusing to grow up,
and that's kind of
what I'm teaching my staff
and the kids as well.
What surprised me most
about the project
was that complete random
strangers
or like offer a job
at their work.
My son Judah and I were there
to greet them
with leis and what have you,
and we welcomed them here,
and the one week job project
started in Hawaii.
It's week 45.
I'm a astronomer in Hawaii.
This week we will be
going into different schools.
I'm working with
an outreach program
basically educating students
on astronomy
and trying to get them involved
and kind of seeing
the different possibilities
that lie within
that profession.
We do that through hands-on,
minds-on activities
that kinda make it fun to learn.
And place it
on the front of the fat tube.
Everybody got theirs together?
Today we are going to be working
with third through sixth grade
here at Keaukaha elementary,
and we're going to be
kinda teaching them
about ancient astronomy
and how it connects
to modern astronomy.
Really the pay-off is seeing
the spark
in our young peoples' eyes
and to see the difference
in that we're making
within our communities.
I think that's to me
the driving force
behind what we're doing.
They're having fun,
but they don't even realize
they're actually learning
at the same time.
We tricked them.
So at last we finally made it
now here we are
that here we are in Hawaii
and there's snow everywhere.
Here in Mauna Kea
at the summit
is gathered the 13 largest
telescopes in the world.
The reason why
they have this concentration
is because of the elevation,
they're able to gather
really good data.
That's why so many of the
world's top astronomers
flock to this area
for their research.
The edge of the visible universe
is the beginning
of the universe.
is finite,
the further away you look,
the further back in time
you're looking.
Just because we have a horizon
we can't see beyond
does not mean
that there's nothing
beyond that horizon,
it just means we can never know
what's beyond that horizon
because of the time it takes
for light to get to us.
Wow.
There are too many jobs
in which you're just constrained
within a specific
job description
through which
you can't go beyond.
Look for something you'll be
able to express your juices,
your creativity, something
that you're passionate about.
To me, that's like...
that's success.
at the base facility
and seeing all this machinery
and how it works,
it's easy to get lost
in the complexity,
but it's kind of
really interesting
to see the questions
they're actually answering
as to what are
the origins of the universe
and why we are here.
Just seeing Sean
hunting for his passion
felt exciting to me.
I like seeing people take risks.
I still believe
that in my younger years,
I began to settle.
I felt a hope and inspiration
to not be afraid
even now as I'm older
to say, you know, at any time,
any place, or anywhere you are
in your life, you can choose.
You can choose once again
to follow your passion
and take some risks
and go for the best life
you can have.
Sean?
All right, here I am
underground.
This is an old lava tube.
If I don't
make it out alive,
I just want my family
to know that I love them
and all my friends,
and, you know, just carry on,
you know?
Keep on trucking.
Week 46, I'm a park ranger
at Hawaii
Volcanoes National Park
here on the big island
of Hawaii.
Looks like I'll be working
with eruption crew this week
surveying trails,
trail maintenance,
Tons of active volcanoes,
craters, a lot of lava flows,
so it should be
a lot of fun.
The main thing is to provide
visitor safety.
to protect the park resources.
So what we do
is we are available
they will come to us.
Today we are going to be doing
a back-country patrol,
so the area we're going
to be walking in
is going to be
over new lava flows
with uneven terrain,
and so we need to be careful
of our footing
and watching
where we're stepping.
Yeah, Rob told me
his view on life,
and he says that
he sees it as a trail.
It's a journey that we all
must choose our own path.
There is no use in looking back
and thinking, you know, "Maybe
if I had tooken another trail,
where would that
have ended up?"
You know, right now,
it's really difficult
for me to look back,
because I'm constantly thinking
about my upcoming jobs
and how am I
going to get there,
where am I going to stay
when I get there,
but, you know,
at the end of the project,
I know that looking back on it,
I'll be able to reflect fondly
on all the people I've made,
all the experiences I've had,
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