What am I doing
It’s been a long time since I’ve sat and asked that
since I’ve taken the time to write thoughts out.
I’ll probably read these words someday and think
there I was,
struggling,
in need of help,
ambitious,
and determined.
Every night that goes by
and I don’t take a step closer to the world I dream of,
I feel I take a step back toward the world I’m afraid of waking up in one day.
I turn here when the sheer overwhelming nature of this existence
forces itself to the surface
and I must say or do something to release its energy,
What am I doing?
Raised in a normal middle class household,
you’d think a steady job would be enough.
Its not. At least not this job and probably not any other job
that isn’t a family of creative people
pressing their imagination into the tools and resources
that amplify and document the infinite designs of audio and visual stimuli,
where we are rewarded for our contributions and in turn have the capability
to impact communities by facilitating a redecoration of the economic and cultural landscapes
that cause too many too much strife.
Hard work, celebrations, inspiration, adventures…
I want them all.
I’m in the trenches of the most important years of my life.
I want to breathe and find the peace I need to not stress myself out for each opportunity missed.
But I also must not ease my pace to where too many opportunities go by.
If I’m lucky I’ll have a wife and family in the next several years.
If I’m luckier I’ll have the pleasure of waking up everyday to a work environment that fits who I am
and what I’m truly passionate about.
But its not a matter of luck.
Anyway,
Talking isn’t as comforting as acting.
I need a gameplan.
I need to execute.
So to answer my own question,
What am I doing?
I’m doing what I know I got to do.
Why?
Because its the least I can do to honor that which has given me everything and continues to guide me and comfort me and that which weaves together this strange and wondrous existence.
Building platforms for beauty and uplifting energy to flourish as well as sharing the divine nature of creation is the point of this life. That and women, friends, music, tacos, randomness, and all the other experiences that we can collect.