Big Dipper
Active member
HI. So my philosophy is if I don't know how to do something, then I shouldn't do it (this is all career wise). I think that if I want to do something, but I don't know how to do it and it doesn't come naturally, then I need to do something else (like drawing). For instance I have no idea what I want to do career wise, so I look to astrology, which I don't know all the basics too, and what it points out is actually not what im good at. I really want to write a good book, but Im not ever going to go to school to "learn" how to since I believe that you can either write a book or not and school for it would be stupid. I would really like to draw out my imaginations, but if it doesn't come naturally, then I can't do it and I wont try. Going to school to pick up a talent is stupid to me; It's different if you need to go to get a paper that says you know how to do something just to get a job. So basically in my head goes: " I want to draw" "Can I do it?" "No" "Then you weren't meant to". Operating a machine doesn't sound like talent, it sounds more like a "skill". "oh you wanna work as a construction crane worker? Ok, but you need to be taught on what these buttons and levers do" - aside from being able to tell perfect distance, none of that sounds like talent.