“Reject the tyranny of picked. Pick yourself.” ― Seth Godin, Poke the Box
Hi everyone. Well, this weekend turned out to be really nice. Yesterday on Sunday, I attended a 10th anniversary celebration of the CAASM (pronounced Chasm), the Casual Actors and Screenwriters Meet-up group. And they were all the way in Virginia. Oh my God, we had to go all the way across the state line into Virginia. We managed it.
Hello. Well, in my eternal quest to have a clean and organized office, I’ve turned up some things from my bookshelf that I have not looked at in ages.
Hi, everyone. Well, I don’t have a review, but I have been posting a series of questions that I’ve been going through to figure out what I am most interested in doing from here on, what my goals are. And if you’ve ever wanted to kind of revisit your own goals and think about what you’re doing, they might be helpful to you.
Hi everyone. Well, there are two things I could talk about here. One would be the books I’ve been reading and the other would be a simple challenge. Why don’t I do both? I’ll talk about the books first. This is interesting. How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big. Kind of the Story of My Life. Scott Adams. The guy who created Dilbert. Okay. Yeah, it’s a good book. I mean, I didn’t actually finish it because I mostly found myself sort of nodding along and saying, “Yeah, I get it. I know. Believe me, I’ve been there. I’m doing it right now.” He has dystonia or had it, I don’t know, one or the other.