The stories we tell ourselves shape the people who we become.
“I’m tired” will emancipate itself into an over indulgence in coffee. You’ll yawn, lope around the place, and sit back and watch cat videos for the first part of your day.
Little stories you tell yourself help keep you solidly placed in the one location you’re current residing.
Little stories keeping you safely nestled in a moment of comfort.
That little story you told yourself will keep you in the status quo.
Or tell yourself a new story. Hear your mind say I’m tired, then tell yourself, it’s a great day for a run. Tell the story of tomorrow, if you know what tomorrow truly is.
If you don’t know what story to tell yourself, then I highly suggest making a few lists.
- Goals (what you want to achieve)
- To be (ever wanted to play guitar?)
- To not be (often a more thought provoking list)
Jump! In the Nick of time.
Voices reduced to a single pin point. All you can hear is your breathing. Why the hell is my breath so ragged. Palms clamming up like you’re at prom. Your gaze feels laggy, your brain refuses to see the openness your foolish mind thought would be a welcoming freedom. Just jump already, a voice echos…
The balance
Balance Short post that will allow me to justify spending a few hours in Cinema 4D making a fun MoGraph idea. A relatively undiscussed facet of the visual media career is the triangle of balance. This concept, helps me with budgeting, and also allows me to be pragmatic in terms of bidding. This ones…
Dustin you’re a D#*&!
The setup Let me preface that gloriously click-baity title with this: somehow during the lockdown of early 2021, a perfect storm of learning and creativity hit. You see, I’ve played around with CGI work in the past, a brief interlude into the world of Blender. I made a donut, built a whisky glass and then…