Young athletes need positive examples of sports visualization. I purpose to provide readers with inspiring insight into the actual characters of popular athletic personalities, while appropriately jointing an interest in journalism within young minds. This helps to offer the interview subject’s truth aside from their fame. My remaining objective in my reporting overrides the trap to fall into a contentious relationship with athletes or entertainers as simply a gotcha tool to gain clicks. Just get the story, and add an articulate twist so people will read it. That’s it! A creative balance shall exist. This, to be clear, extends congruently within the objectives of whatever organization I am employed sans exceptions. Also, do more interviews. I've found interviews give a more precise definition of who celebrities really are, and to what they aspire. Athletes, entertainers and politicians trust me, and not because they view me as a personal apologist. They trust me because I professionally challenge them to give it to me straight.Ask deep questions without coming off as condescending: If an athlete is setting bad examples, scrutinize him accordingly, and I'm not speaking of a traffic ticket. It's time to advance thought and get it back to the smell of the grass instead of it being all about the cash. I'm here to write, report and source to the best of my ability every single time. I want to be definitive, and grow to become one of the best writers in history. That’s my main focus; hat’s my only goal.Specialties: I'm a writer with far reaching personal connections, and a unique perspective of life as we know it. I'm also a master interviewer desiring to help readers feel the real story behind the talent of those we follow daily. Every audience achieves satisfaction knowing the writer has fulfilled “What’s in a story for said audience?”. Why not focus on giving the reader new and insightful data that informs enough to elicit thought, especially if propagating a thought similar to a reader’s mindset?