Tuesday, November 10, 2009

The Labyrinth Of Truth

I've figured out my problem.

You might have figured me out before I did, but it's my epiphany.

I have great ideas. I have great starting points. I can think of great ending points.

But what I lack, is the development. I suck at developing my ideas.

Just sitting and staring at a page won't help me either.

You see, when I see something inspirational, I don't think of how it could tie into my current idea. Instead, I just think of a whole new starting point. Sometimes a totally different idea, sometimes it's been integrated into the old one.

I never think of continuation.

I guess that's where I fail at life.

Meh. Means I'm a person of impulse?

But seriously, I can now even see it in my own studying/practising processes. I'm great at the start, I pick it up easily, I can shine. But a month on, I'm losing it, I don't practice the amount I need to, thus failing at anything in between. And then, when it's near the end, if I'm up to it, I give it one final burst, and achieve average. If not, then I fail miserably.

Cest la vie. For me.

Don't know if I'll change.

1 comment:

  1. Hah, I know exactly what you're talking about >_>

    Like, you have awesome ideas for the end product, al these cool interesting things you can do, and so you start off brilliantly...then the the enthusiasm just kind of...fades away.

    I do that in video games XD
    "Oh hey, that class looks really fun! And I can do all of this and that! I think I might make another character!"
    *after the long and tedious period of leveling up to max level*
    "Okay...max level now...kinda bored...I know I can go do all this stuff to improve my character...but cbf...Oh hey look at that class!"


    Repeat.


    Ah yes, drama study. *sigh* Thats going sooooo well. *cough*

    ...stupid drama. But hey! only one more test, right?

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