Reasons Why I Should Have My Own Reality Television Show
Reality Television Show
These are reasons why I should have my own reality television show.
- To show people what it's like to live daily life with a traumatic brain injury.
- To, be able to spread my sense of humor around the world.
- To show others what it's like to think outside the box.
- To, show others how to laugh at life.
- Showing others that happiness is the lifestyle of joy that's possible for everyone.
- To show others that laughter is the greatest thing on the planet.
- To, inspire others with my greatness and boost my ego.
- Put my outgoing personality on the line and see if I have what it takes to access your attention span, believe me, I'm worthy.
- I can share my intuitive thoughts and dreams with the world.
- To be able to give people that have traumatic brain injuries a name and a face, and let them know that having a traumatic brain injury is nothing to be ashamed of.
- To help people understand loved ones that have a traumatic brain injury.
- To help put a name and a face to alcoholism.
- To help people understand alcoholism and the creative process.
- To draw attention to the loneliness and isolation that people with a traumatic brain injury, go through and why.
- To help people with chronic pain realize that there's more to life than taking painkillers all day long.
- To draw attention to the faces of addiction and what it does to people's lives.
- To educate others what it's like to live with the lifelong affects of clinical depression. Medication may help, but it's not a cure all.
If I had the opportunity to have a reality television show, I would put my knowledge out there to the world and make this planet a better place for everyone.
Published by Kurt Evans
I'm a writer. I have a sense of humor; as well as some sarcasm. I live life in my imagination as much as humanly possible. My goal is to motivate and inspire the masses onto greatness through sharing my k... View profile
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22 Comments
Post a CommentYou should check out amasnic.com and create your own show.
You have listed all of the reasons why I would watch your show!
With any luck, you'll have a producer read this. After watching many of the reality shows, you can't convince me that some of those people don't have brain damage...or maybe just an Uncle Dad.
Well, all right! I am not hot for reality shows but I do watch health shows.
Love it! I would watch - I am a brain tumor survivor so I can relate to some of the struggles that you are going through.
I think Lady Samantha has a great idea. Being dyslexic, I've done a lot of research on the brain. I could introduce you to some good web sites on this topic.
Good article. Laura Everly
could be a good show
You've got that right! Come on you stupid networks, pick up an option to air KurtTV!
All this sounds like it would be a very meaningful, educational, relatable show... not like the junk out there now!