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Hmm sorry, the point of the article didn't really come across then. It's the intention of crap that I am rebelling against. I want to make beautiful and amazi
by kentf 13y ago
Hmm sorry, the point of the article didn't really come across then.
It's the intention of crap that I am rebelling against. I want to make beautiful and amazing things, but often times I end up making crap. That's okay, because I have my sights set on greatness, like Ira said.
What worries me is that I am seeing a lot of people that don't have their sights set on greatness. They know they are making crap and they are okay with it. There is no intention for growth.
That bothers me.
It's the intention of wanting to do something great that makes all the difference. You clearly have that, but so many people I meet don't. Almost like they have given up and resorted to making crap.
That's what I am rebelling against. Does that make sense?
- TheZenPsycho 13y agoI suppose I do but it's a phase I've gone through and grown out of many years ago. what other people do is their business. you can try and inspire them sure, but you don't know their struggles, you don't know why they've resigned, there's many things I don't know about the world and about other people and I accept that. for some people, they just do not have the ability to move beyond "making crap" because it's not important for them. Something else is more important, like their children, or their mental health, or their drug habit, or their real hobby.