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Tag Archives: passion
#Screenwriting: My Inspirational Trip To Universal Studios Hollywood
My girlfriend, Nellie, and I spent the day at Universal Studios in Hollywood as part of our very first trip (for either of us) to California. I’d actually be lying to say that I have never been to Cali before, but when … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood, Screenwriting, Universal Studios, Writing
Tagged California, classic, classic movies, director, Dream Big, Harry Potter, Hollywood, inspiration, Jurassic Park, King Kong, movies, passion, producer, screenwriter, screenwriting, studios, television, television shows, think big, Universal Studios, work ethic, writer, writing
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#Writing: Why The Thought Of No One Seeing My Work Is Motivation For Me
I’ve been writing for about 25 years. I began writing at the age of 12, mainly because I didn’t feel that what I wanted to say was important; I didn’t figure others wanted to hear it. I wanted to express myself … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged aspiring, author, books, inspiration, inspire, love, motivated, motivation, not important, passion, poem, poet, poetry, practice, professional, professional writer, read, reserved, screenplay, screenwriting, script, shy, surprise, work, writing
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#Writing: The Passion For Me To Talk So Much About What Many Are Not Interested In
I talk a lot about writing. Constantly. I’m now realizing that it sort of makes its way into so many conversations and at times, without me even realizing it. At first, there was sort of a mild embarrassment once I … Continue reading
Posted in Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged attention, author, books, craft, crafts, I love to write, I love writing, intense, love, love of writing, movies, passion, poems, poetry, screenwriter, screenwriting, script, scripts, television, write, writer, writing
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#Poem: Hustle Always Wins
You know you’ve reached that point where you feel you cannot stop, Where your passion has become your internal alarm clock; No need for beeps and flashy digits, nor the rotating of hands To remind you of your hustle and … Continue reading
Posted in Confidence, exercise, Exercising, Hard Work, hating, Inspiration, motivation, Never Give Up
Tagged committment, dedication, direction, encourage, encouragment, hater, hating, hustle, hustle always wins, hustling, mediocrity, passion, passionate, persistence, positivity, stagnant, trends, trendy, winners, wins
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#Screenwriting: Why I Will NEVER Say That I Am The “Best” As a Screenwriter, Even After I’m Successful
Don’t get me wrong. There is absolutely nothing wrong with a person saying or even feeling that they are the “best” at what they’re doing. Confidence is never a bad thing. You don’t necessarily have to actually be the best in order … Continue reading
Posted in Confidence, Humility, Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged abilities, actor, actress, best, confidence, confident, desire, drama, humble, humility, improvement, movies, passion, professional, professional actress, professional screenwriter, screenwriter, screenwriting, script, seeking improvement, sitcom, television, the best, write, writing
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