There are only four months left in this year, and I have
yet to achieve a few more goals. To be honest, when the year began, I felt as
though I wouldn’t be able to fulfill any of the desires I had set for myself.
Over the past two and a half years, I have struggled to find full time
employment. From the time I was twelve years old, I had a concrete plan for the
future set in place and I never questioned the fact that I wanted to be a
writer. I still don’t question this today. Even so, this doesn’t change the
fact that journalism is a difficult field to break into. I think at times of
pursuing something else on a temporary basis, but the conclusion that I always
come back to is that any job I pursue must involve writing to some extent.
The winter was especially discouraging for a weary artist
soul such as mine. I said a prayer or made a wish to the stars above as we all
find ourselves doing at one time or another. I was able to see that manifest;
to least have the comfort of being able to attend a Hanson concert again. As expected,
this healed a great deal of my sadness and reminded me of the passions that
rest in my heart, waiting to be released again. Now I’m trying to hold on to
that feeling and carry it over into my other goals for the year. I need to find
a way for my passion to lead me back on the path to a career again, and I want
to make more progress than I have in a long time by the end of this month. I
don’t know exactly how I will accomplish this, only that because I refuse to
allow myself to continue in this idleness much longer, my determination is
stronger than ever. I must put more time in and stretch my creativity to its limits.
I can’t stop even if I want to—the stubbornness in me has never allowed me to
do so. This year has already given me one impossible wish come true. Why
shouldn’t I reach to fulfill a few more?
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