#prjedi

Seems like I may have inadvertently taken the false path on mastery looking for an escape to fill the gap of what really transpired this whole time emotionally and mentally. Robert Greene’s Mastery clearly points out the way in which someone can fall into this path of searching for your life’s purpose. I know mine is definitely in music production yet, I adamantly chased PR as a safe haven to escape the real issues that caused me to even partially begin this journey in the first right.

I believe the real strength is in the ability I had to persevere so long, even up into completion without faltering or giving in. What others would have perceived in some instances as failure or a loss I still take as a lesson. Life gives you twist and turns but how you deal with the variables is what makes you a champion.

One of the key jewels that I received these past weeks was a revisit of Mastery and fully reimagining the way the structure of my learning layout had developed as well as focused on redirecting my life’s work and calling. The overall experience as well as key professionals along the way also added to the foundations in my journey also make the journey that much more appealing.

Looking at the perspectives of so many other professionals on Mastery and being able to reflect on the thoughts of allowed me to examine the other linter pretentious that I may not have gotten if I had just only read Mastery and just went with the knowledge as such.

I’ve also had the opportunity to rework and audit my timeline monthly goals so that I can in fact get more in touch and really recount what I had planned for my initial PR journey.

Here are the blueprints to those audits in the mastery journey!

Just when you think it’s done...you realize you still have challenges to complete. I had to get my Mack book repaired and all. Through this journey you never truly stop learning. I've since graduation have read 3 books already so learning never really is over especially with living into your purpose and it becomes living out life to become the best version you can be.

This month in Writing for Interactive Media I was literally tracking all the events around me to get the best coverage and discern which live event to cover. I managed to get my main project kicked off with Rachel Parish and her team here in Atlanta with the Little 5 Arts Alive and a host of other talented artist and musicians. We covered so much production in one day, I was able to track out a lot of the musicians in the make music day event. I managed to keep everything under control with the flow of work and the timing of my articles.

The great thing that I like about Full Sail and it’s institution is that when you want to refresh and use some of the creative content based ideas in a project you can literally jump right into applying the projects toward your body of work. I also want speak on the way the program is structured, I like the premise of graduated learning. The only thing that I see could be changed in the program is running those of us that are creatively inclined back though the program with a course such as interactive media based writing so that we leave with the energy and intent to continually find live events perpetually.