I've always dreamed of a career in newsreading—my voice is confident, my diction is perfect, and the news sounds lively and authoritative. I took courses in journalism and public speaking, practiced reading aloud a lot, and recorded myself on video to perfect my intonation and tempo. It's a real thrill to see the text come to life! And after intense sessions, to reboot my brain and add excitement, I open krikya bet — quick bets on sports or slots give me a rush of adrenaline, like a successful live broadcast without a hitch. Winning lifts my spirits, and losing teaches me calm—the perfect balance after training. Now my career is moving forward, and my vacations are a positive experience!

If I wanted to build a career in news reading, I would start with courses in journalism, media studies, and mass communication. I would also take classes in voice training, public speaking, and diction to improve clarity and confidence on camera. Learning media law, ethics, and scriptwriting would help me understand newsroom standards. Practical workshops in video production and teleprompter use are essential. I would practice daily by reading diverse content, even analyzing a website to adapt tone for different audiences. Internships at local stations and building a professional showreel would complete my preparation. Consistency and resilience truly matter.