I have read many stories about present flight attendants who have endured an arduous journey toward their dreams. Many of them have experienced 15 or more rejections or turndowns, but they are now flying here. One thing that propelled them to victory was their burning desire to be flight attendants. Indeed, your desire to be a flight attendant all depends on you. How much do you want to be an airline cabin crew? Again, the power lies in you.
Think about a mobile game which you have always loved
Many of us love mobile games: Mobile Legends, Call of Duty, and even those classics like Contra and Mario. We all want to win when we play them, but winning on the first shot is nearly impossible. Yes, you may pass the first stage, but as you move along, it gets harder and harder. Yet despite getting killed in the middle, we play again. We change strategies. We learn what to do and what not to do.
It is almost the same when pursuing the desire to be a cabin crew, sans the physical and other vital requirements needed for the job. Having that burning desire, wanting to be a flight attendant badly, all depends on you and how you respond to every situation that comes your way during that journey.
Wanting to be a cabin crew badly is not just about dreaming hard about it every night. If you want it that bad, you are willing to make sacrifices, you are eager to adapt to change, you are ready to educate yourself about the job of a flight attendant, and most of all, you must have a clear purpose for why you want to be a cabin crew. Like in a video game, if you want to beat the boss badly, you will have to learn and adapt new strategies to get there and kill it.
Your desire to become a flight attendant really depends on you, and no one else
Your desire to become a cabin crew all depends on you. Just ambitioning to be one without accepting change and adapting to it is not bad enough. It is too shallow. For example, we all know that to be a flight attendant, your weight must be proportionate to your height. If we are overweight, we should be willing to do all to lose weight, even if it would entail a lot of sacrifices to become a cabin crew. Your will to adapt to change must be that intense. But if you want to be a cabin crew but are unwilling to sacrifice to adapt to the requirements and qualifications, then that means you don’t want it that bad.
Remember that your desire to become a cabin crew depends on you. If your desire to be a cabin crew is as eager as your willingness always to breathe, then you will win.
First love never dies. I fell in love with airplanes and aviation when I was a kid. My dream was to become a pilot, but destiny led me to another path: to be an aviation digital media content creator and a small business owner. My passion for aviation inspires me to bring you quality content through my website and social accounts. Aviation is indeed in my blood and blog!
