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Keep your dreams alive, Dani Lindenfelser
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- Slajd: 1
- brief introduction should take a couple of seconds
- Slajd: 2
- This is in reference to sources such as "The changing relationship between hobby engagement and substance use in young people" and "Hobby development and well being" This section should take like five seconds
- Slajd: 3
- A second
- CONGRATS GRADS
- Outta here!
- Slajd: 4
- Bob decided that what he grew up enjoying was a waste of time. He decided to focus entirely on a degree, not allowing himself to get out there and make friends and connections other than those in his accounting major.
- this should take less than five seconds
- Slajd: 5
- Lucky for him, he gets his bachelors, while happy, he secretly wishes he stepped outside of his comfort zone.
- I really should have gotten of my shell....
- referring to the source Why hobbies are important, author Kettering University Online. Should take up to three seconds at most
- Slajd: 6
- Up to five seconds at most. Discusses her college years and such. Also refers to Why hobbies are important, author Kettering University Online
- Art club
- Blah blah blah Art! Blah Blah Blah Jogging!
- Slajd: 7
- Mary is now graduated and looks forward to what is next, but appreciates all the memories she made
- We did it!!
- Two seconds
- Slajd: 8
- Now a graduated Bob is straight and narrow, he lands a job, and somewhat connects with his coworkers. All Bob desires to talk about is work and the way the market is growing, this is all he knows.
- Man, does this guy have any kind of hobby?
- Blah blah blah work blah blah money
- Up to five seconds
- Slajd: 9
- While bob is a successful and smart man, he doesn’t do much to hangout and grow with people outside of work.
- Two seconds at most
- Slajd: 10
- This is Bob and Mary, they have spent their lives quite differently. But first, lets briefly look over their life story.
- Mary also lands herself a successful job, her charm helps her spark conversation with just about anyone. So, her business grows and she continues to connect with the people who come through those doors.
- Up to six seconds, Source referenced is Association of enjoyable leisure activities with psychological and physical well-being
- Slajd: 11
- As children, these two both made a plethora of friends and enjoyed talking about their hobbies. Even through their teenage years, they continued to grow within their desired hobby and stay out of trouble. Healthy minds and healthy hearts.
- To Mary, that is just work. When it is time to close up, she doesn’t discuss her practice and goes to live through her hobbies. What Mary has is a third place, a place to go outside of work and home
- boy I love joggin
- A couple of seconds .Also, Association of enjoyable leisure activities with psychological and physical well-being
- Slajd: 12
- Now that these two are out of Highschool, Bob has decided to completely dedicate himself to his work. Mary agrees with Bob, but prioritizes keeping her hobbies around just as much
- This goes on for years for these two, they both find families and live their current lives. Mary has a comfortable job and makes many friends and stays in shape. Bob also is successful in his field and beams about his growth.
- Up to four seconds to discuss this
- Slajd: 13
- She meets with friends from time to time, and thrives on countless life experiences and stories to share. While she had a wonderful career, she never let it completely define her life. “Keep your dreams alive” is what she would tell you.
- Should take up to four seconds or less. Source is Hobby engagement and mental wellbeing among people aged 65 years and older in 16 countries.
- Fast forward to retirement
- Slajd: 14
- Bob left honorably and respected within the company, being proud of what he built. Yet now without it, Bob is not sure what to do with his body. He knows he isn’t as sharp as he used to be, nor as strong.
- Three seconds
- When reflecting on his life, he isn’t sure he has any grand stories to tell
- Slajd: 15
- Meanwhile in college while Mary was pursing a degree to become a Physical Therapist, she made time for what she loves. She Branched out to people across all majors and loved being in college.
- A couple of seconds. Source is also Hobby engagement and mental wellbeing among people aged 65 years and older in 16 countries.
- Luckily for him, he decided to go back to playing tennis in his last years. Remembering how happy it makes him, he wonders why hasn’t he done this all along.
- Slajd: 16
- Final message here is 5 seconds
- While Mary and Bob both have respectable lives, they both approached how they would live it differently. There is always a choice, remember who you are, what makes you happy, and never let it go. Always keep your dreams alive and go pick up a hobby.
- Slajd: 17
- What I have showed touches briefly on two different lifestyles shown. My full PSA will go into more depths on the mental health and functions behind having a set hobby. I used these two characters to set that up somewhat, lightly stating some of the differences in their well being but with little evidence behind it. Regardless, I intend to follow the drafted storyline I have just presented to you all. This PSA is meant as a message towards the public to get out there and enjoy the little things you love. "Keep your dreams alive" is in fact the slogan for this. I made Bob and Mary's life as realistic and not outlandish, to truly land with an audience. Later, I will intend to promote more factual based logic behind this using some of the sources I have thrown into a variety of slides. Thank you for your time, and I hope that you will consider supporting my message.
- Slajd: 18
- FIN
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