Knight of Iron
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Lately I've just felt so terrible at everything, and I don't know what I want to pursue to actually be good at.
Currently I desire to have:
- Written two books and eleven short stories.
- Learn to program video games and create one in an original world.
- Learn to make music and create theme songs for my original characters.
- Be an original Minecraft YouTuber based around custom lore and storylines.
- Be an original Lego Stopmotion YouTuber recreating parts of original (and not) stories.
- Learn to art, then create pieces surrounding my original worlds.
Where I'm at:
- It's been two years and I have a total of four chapters towards all my writing projects. Yeah.
- I watched twenty minutes of a learning JavaScript tutorial, followed along, forgot all about it forever.
- I moved out and don't even have a piano to mess around with anymore. Not that I was any good at it.
- Everything I've ever done in Minecraft is unfinished, much less the one video I vaguely planned.
- I made one video, but I don't have the supplies to make it as great as I want it. Or the time.
- I literally only drew this down below, nowhere near the style I desire. I look and I cry.
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My dude, I am stuck in the same rut as you. All I can say is that you shouldn't stop. I can't count the things I've tried where I've been vaguely good at, but I gave up for some trivial reason. If you find something you think you might enjoy, keep at it.
That was my issue. I found something I thought I liked, but then various outside forces forced me to stop trying it out for about 5 months. Because who knew that it would be difficult to bind books when your house is getting remodeled?
Keep trying new things, my friend. If you find something you like to do, move heaven and earth to keep at it. That's the best advice I can give. Fortunately, it's free of charge. But you know what they say, you get what you pay for.
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