Good game, good game. Kick your opponent's ass as hard as possible in NGADM.
Trevor Crookston
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I'll give it my all. Thanks!
I couldn't ask for a better face-off. With that mindset you've already won, imo. c:
Thanks, man! Unfortunately, work and being sick has kept me from even starting on my piece yet. I'm going to begin working on it this afternoon.
I have a very similar goal with music! :D I'm glad that you're aiming for that goal that you've got there, as it's wonderful and I wish you the best in it!
Spread the magic and joy!
Thanks! It's always nice finding that other people hold similar ideals. :)
Your text is very inspiring for me, who is going to be 18.. And I don't want to let the little spark in my heart disappear... What is the point to be forever "reasonnable"? Thank you from remembering me that I'm not just a naive child... :)
I know an older gentlemen who is very well off. He has a beautiful home, a loving wife, and a business that he is passionate about. More notably, he is always smiling and laughing.
Today, he said that his success does not come from talent or good looks. He attributes his success to the fact that he wakes up every single day consciously choosing to adopt a positive attitude.
There is really something powerful about going through life with curiosity, whimsy, and a positive attitude. You know, keeping that spark that you speak of alive. :)
DivoFST
Yes, yes and YES..
Very inspiring text you wrote here, its something all hobby musicians experience...life is so much more than work/duty/obligations/responsibilities/etc but most times once we get past the 18 year bar we those become so big we lose all space for our "magic"....i hope i never do.
BlazingDragon
Agreed! There are so many people who start working a job as a means to an end, thinking that they'll just stay until getting enough money to do what they REALLY want. But many stay in that spot for the rest of their lives and wonder what would have happened if they pursued their dreams?
I don't mean that it's wrong to work a 'normal' job, but it becomes bad when it sucks the life out of a person.