Well this year is a career building year for me. I'm hoping to finish and gain as many credentials as I can to enter the commercial boating industry. For now, I'm building up to be a master driver and live most of my life on the sea.

Apart from that I'm planning to delve into arts: sound artistry, imagery (mostly surrealism), fine arts, sculptures and literary arts.

It's begun with settling into a new scenic place which has been inspiring a new journey. I've left every pitiful thing I've put myself through behind, a point where self discovery is under way. Hopefully I can finally build an actual life and gain a better understanding.

I'll try to stop half-assing. I'm going to pick something I've been doing at 50% (learning Turkish, thinking about the possibility of maybe trying to become a sortof DJ, playing violin, and video editing) and start giving it my 100%.

It's really stupid at times: high school urges you to be well rounded, and liberal arts school slings a variety of useless subjects at you, and now I'm here in my adult life facing 1,000,000 possible life paths. I think it's time to stop trying to combine a variety of passions and just focus on something. I feel so ADD sometimes.

:banghead:

Hopefully I can find one thing to do wholeheartedly this year.

I might actually try and pick up an instrument this year, I've been saying it long enough.

Be like Nike and...


http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/e...just_do_it.jpg

I would like to be like Nike and earn billions of dollars a year.

I've been using AutoCad for over 20 years now (as well as SolidWorks, and ProE). If you plan on using it for creating works of art, then that's all good, but if you plan on becoming a drafter, then please, PLEASE, learn the disciplines of drafting FIRST. I can't tell you how many new kids come in here (my work), and don't know baseline dimensioning from a centerline symbol.

VB is getting phased out. You'd be better off going with Java for now, but you should seiously look into .NET.

My goal is to quit screwing around and make a serious album.

How is everyone getting on so far?

So far so good.

That's good to hear.

You must be the only person ever never to break a NY resolution if you do this every year.

Well I found a dude, I haven't banged him yet