I recently started to seriously question whether or not I still wanted to pursue my degree in film production. This wasn't just a random thought, but instead the culmination of doubt, frustration and serious questioning about the actual worth of an already lengthy university experience. I'm not about to dissect the importance of a degree because it seems pretty obvious. What I went through in the last week, I understand now, has been about rediscovering and redefining my goals.
I'm on a break until next semester now, and with this time I plan on doing a few more personal projects, making some money, and setting some realistic goals for myself. I'm smart enough to know that no one just finds motivation or inspiration, it's something that you have to work for; something that you have to pursue. Being a student has a lot of positives and negatives, but it's temporary. I'll be working now to remind myself that what I do here will have more worth when I actually start my 'real' life. Motivation doesn't come easy on the path to a degree.
"Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it." -Goethe
"What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us." -Oliver Wendell Holmes
"If we did the things we are capable of, we would astound ourselves." -Thomas Edison
Halloween is fast approaching, and although my celebrations have been pretty lame this year it doesn't mean I haven't been watching some of my Halloween favorites. Going by the title of this post, It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown has been one of them. I just wanted to remind folks to go easy on the rocks this year. They're hilarious to give, but not so much fun to receive. Charlie Brown even had to be censored.
