Secret Silence

It is with great pleasure that we say, "Emotions are important for the creative soul". Yes, you are to be yourself, yes, you are to be professional and all that jargon but, you're not really supposed to be suppressive of imagination. That's what's happening when the pundits are professing everything from how to be physically viable to socially viable (i.e. digitally viable) and all that nonsense. You are already all of these things if you have proof of concept that what you produce (pick a good, any good) is of value and then (hopefully) of quality (to somebody, pick a niche, any niche).

 

Notice, these terms make it all seem sillier. Why? Well, because it is, and that's the fun part about being involved in entertainment (usually). All these butt-knocks, walking around, feeling entitled to fame and fortunes while you walk around, trying to seem less interested in fame and fortunes (holy f*ck). But then, there is all these good things surrounding that adventure, and those things add up to "THE EXPERIENCE" (by Milton Bradley), yes, The Experience, the game where you get to fail and fail and fail until you achieve one or three things on that list you made up in your mind when you were five years old about how you'd be bigger than Michael Jackson, bigger than Buddy Rich, bigger than Mussolini.

 

Dream bigger and be prouder, for everyday you wake up and get to do it all over again.

 

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