@Culture_Crit I think a huge part is lack of skills. People today think “being creative” is the endgame. There is no discipline or honor to the crafts at play. Music, sculpture, painting, writing… everyone is an “idea” person with no ability to execute. (And most of the ideas also suck)
Where/Who do you want to be in the future?
If you aren’t happy with ______ in your life, what are you doing to change it?
In 1, 3, 5 years from now will you still be where/who you are now?
How are you changing the course?
Take control. Take action.
By the time your 40 you should:
Be in the top 1% of something.
Be married w/ children.
Hold a strong counter cultural opinion.
Have a plan for retirement.
If you're not there, make a plan to get there.
@clintlowerynet My friend has always said “Nickelback looks like a bunch of roofers… if those dudes showed up at my house I’d be like, ladder is out back” 😂😂😂
Can anyone in the architecture industry advise me on which is more valuable…
obtaining a (second) bachelors degree (in architecture),
or
M. Arch with an existing bachelors in business?
#architecture#architects#careeradvice
2024 HABITS
- brush my teeth THREE times per day
- 1 night minimum date night/cultural enrichment with Jess
- start something “new” - learn and be a beginner.
- challenge myself in a new creative field or skill
Let me explain…
Always be learning, growing, and evolving. I am passionate about this for myself. This year I have some amazing things in the pipeline that are both exciting and scary for me. I’m ready!
Even if I fall flat on my face.
We love to cook at home and just listen to music while we do so, but there’s something about “getting out” that sparks something special. Walks in a city, theater, coffee in a cafe, or other. Just get out, no phones, and connect over deep conversation and experience
Is the difference between a job and a hobby the audience / consumer?
A hobby is for you. Purely made for your joy.
A job is for someone else.
This feels the most true in art/creative endeavors.
The thing with advice is that nearly no one takes it. It’s not their fault they just don’t understand it. They can’t grasp it until they’ve been through it.
When you’re young someone older than you tells you something and it’s good, sound advice but, you don’t really get it…
Then you eventually live it and understand it. Then, at some point, you will give someone younger than you advice, and you will think you have articulated it and explain it in a way that will resonate differently, but it won’t.