Meet LaMar Hudson :D

Hello Guys, here 's Ness! Today you are going to meet someone new, he's name is LaMar Hudson and he's a motivational speaker and a rapper.  Let's discover him.

Ness : How are you?

LaMar Hudson : I'm fine, thank you. I appreciate the opportunity.

N: Can you explain us what means motivational speaker?

L: It means to inspire and motivate others to have a positive attitude. Even when facing challenges.

N: How did you find out about this job? What give you want to do this job?

L: I began by being a positive rap artist. It evolved over the years into positive messages and speeches.

N: Do you manage to live with this job?

L: Yes I do. It's amazing to make a career out of something I am passionate about. I'm very thankful.

N: How much money do people in your type of work generally make?

L: It varies greatly. A speaker can make from  a few hundred dollars per engagement to many thousands.

N: How is your job affected by the economy?

L: Many schools have limited budgets due to cut backs and that can often prevent them from booking speakers

N: What is your motto?

L: To be as happy as you can, as often as you can... Everyday, all the time.

N: How are you making the world a better place?

L: By inspiring people (especially young people) to realize that positive choices and actions make the world a better place.

N: What is the biggest risk you have ever taken? What is the biggest risk you will ever take?

L: The biggest risk I've ever taken was putting my talent, time, money, and passion into recording my "I Am Who I Am" CD with no guarantee that it will be liked and accepted by those who hear it. At this point, I do not know what my biggest risk ever will be. I look forward to it though :-)

N: If life has meaning, what is it?

L: The meaning of life means different things to different people. For me, it means doing things that makes me happy and bringing happiness to the lives of others.

N: How do people feel when they are around you?

L: Happy, comfortable, and silly. I'm quite the silly character. It puts people at ease.

N: What do you love to do? How does that come out in your speaking?

L: I like fishing, video games, and movies. I often tell life stories in a comical way. I have found that audiences love to laugh.

N: What do you want to accomplish with your speaking? And why?

L: I want to give hope to those who fell hopeless. I want this because the feeling of hopelessness is one of the saddest feelings a person can experience.

N: What would you like an audience to remember about your speech - and you - after you're done?

L: I would like for them to remember that the speech offered practical ideas that they can use to improve their lives, and that I am a speaker who sincerely wishes the best for them.

N: How does your speech help humanity? What are your fears about speaking?

L: My speaking helps humanity by offering goodness that impacts humanity as a whole. My fears are that I'll forget the lyrics while performing a song and that the audience won't laugh at my funny stories.

N: What speakers inspire you, and why?

L: The type of speakers that inspire me are those individuals who have overcome a tragedy in life and share their story. I'm inspired by such people because they are awesome examples of not allowing extreme misfortune to take away your love of life.

N: How do you prepare yourself to speak?

L: I get an understanding of what the client would like in the presentation and incorporate their requests into one of my presentations. Or, tailor a presentation for them.

N: Does your job seem exciting to you?

L: My job is extremely exciting and rewarding! :-)

N: What is the most satisfying thing about your job? Money? Vacations? Co-workers?

L: The most satisfying thing about my job is when people let me know that my presentation resonated with them, and they thank me.

N: Since how long are you interested in rap?

L: Since about the age of 10.

N: Do you consider rap as a genre in it's own right?

L: Absolutely. Rap is a legitimate genre, my friend :-)

N: Who's your favorite rapper? Why?

L: I knew you were going to ask that... LOL... I don't have a specific favorite rap artist because my mood often dictates who I listen to.

N: Which rappers do you think are too publicized?

L: Here, in the Seattle area, the selection of rap that radio stations offer is so limited, it is my opinion that all artists are too publicized.

N: What do you think of Miley Cyrus?

L: I think Miley is cashing in on being "controversial". She has the publicity game all figured out.

N: Do you watch Grey's Anatomy?

L: No, but I do respect the show for running for so many years. That is a very rare occurrence, ya know?

N: Yes. Favorite tv shows? Color? Singer? Actor/Actress? Movie?

L: I like "Under the Dome" and "falling skies". My favorite colors are purple and lime green. My favorite singer is Baby face. One of my most favorite movies is Forrest Gump.

N: Thank you, LaMar Hudson for answering to our questions! The interview is done!

L: Thank you as well. I thouroughly enjoyed it. :-)

So here guys, you met LaMar Hudsonn

For the rest you have to trust me...

May the odds be ever in your favor...

You know you love me...

Xoxo

Ness