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Until a few years ago, many pretty girls in small towns in Thailand dreamed of becoming air stewards on Thai airways. Today it seems, if they don't want to work at AIS, ITV or soap opera or CEO of a multinational company, or a stay-at-home mother (the toughest job of them all), they dream of becoming super-models. We are at the office are not supper models but we have some advice for you before you enter the business.
Never, never, never, never give up!
First, like so many glamorous jobs, being a model also means a lot of hard, exhausting work, with long hours, jet lag caused by frequent changes in time zones, and being away from family and friends. It also means being prepared for a lot of rejection, having people around you discussing your body and looks (and often being very critical) as if you could not hear them, and trying not to become obsessed about your looks. Later, if you become successful, beware of getting a swelled head, and remember who your REAL friends are. |
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