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Not in any particular order...And, either one or some combination of the following: * Dance music DJ or music maker - I love me some house music. (Notice I sai
by mxuribe 10y ago
Not in any particular order...And, either one or some combination of the following:
* Dance music DJ or music maker - I love me some house music. (Notice I said "music maker" - i.e. a maker of tracks/songs, and not "musician"...i just don't have the formal training to play an actual instrument...however, if time travel existed, then yes a musician).
* Indie film maker / director / screenwriter / or even actor/performer.
* Custom motorcycle maker. Although custom choppers are fine and all, I'd lean towards custom made naked or cafe racer style motorbikes.
* Own/run my own little cafe - with a few small food offerings - showcasing small, local bands, and maybe even a teen dance night. (There was a local dance club that had a teen night where I grew up, and I always thought it was such a cool idea.)
- Shriken 10y agoGet a quality keyboard and a piano tutor. They'll keep you accountable, and you'll learn much faster.
- saghm 10y ago> Notice I said "music maker" - i.e. a maker of tracks/songs, and not "musician"...i just don't have the formal training to play an actual instrument...however, if time travel existed, then yes a musician. It's actually much more feasible to teach yourself to play instruments than people realize! Obviously being taught makes things easier for most people, but what really makes a difference more than anything else is just spending substantial amounts of time practicing, which is still necessary even if you do take lessons. Plenty of famous musicians were actually self-taught, including some who were at the absolute top of their field, like Hendrix, Clapton, and Moon: https://www.joytunes.com/blog/music-fun/15-famous-musicians-totally-self-taught/ https://www.joytunes.com/blog/music-fun/15-famous-musicians-...