30 is nothing. I didn't even freak when my kid turned 30. If you're in a good place in your life and you like where you're going, it's no big deal, as long as your health is good.
I turned 23 a few days ago, and I'm on top of the world. Everythings coming up Lode. I assume with 7 more years behind me, I'll be a really confident well adjusted man with a lot of bright prospects I'm seeing through. My life is great.
Right on Lode. My life at 36 is amazingly different than my life at 23. I am truly living the dream. Be sure to build that strong platform in which to spring from in your twenties. Everything sort of falls perfectly in to place if you have done your work in your twenties.
Well what I'm trying to get into professionally takes a while to really break into. So I'm not really measuring success like I would as if I were trying to move up in a lot of things. But yeah, I'm not worried. I'm a really bright guy, and I like working hard at what I care about so I figure all bodes well. Thanks Dave my man.
Directing. I have a couple projects I'm working on. But it requires a lot of experience and a bit of time to start making things that'll make money. I'm not too worried about it though. I'm good at what I do.
Dont tempt me. I think it's a brilliant idea. KC and I came up with it the other night. Of course we were thinking Tarantino and whatnot but I do love the idea of writing a movie from nothing but a soundtrack. Doesnt that sound like fun?
I'm writing 3 scripts right now. I'm almost overburdened with great ideas. It does sound interesting though. Music plays a really essential part in cinema. There was this movie last year called Shoot 'Em Up with Clive Owen and Paul Giamati which was written around a couple action scenes. The movie was kinda dumb, but it was an interesting concept.
Now's as good a time as any for me to look into it. whenever you feel like sending it, I'll check into it. if it's easier you can e-mail it to me.
Thanks everyone, i'm, not sure i would call it a midlife crisis, more like midlife discontent. Looking back i should be happy, i own a wrestling buisness, have been wrestling for 8 years, just agreed to a publishing deal for some of my writtings, i have a GREAT family, and great friends, a good job. Sounds like i should be perfectly content, yet something still seems to be missing, like there is still something i'm supposed to do. I used to think it was love that is missing and/or a family of my own, but after being single for quite a while i realize thats not really it. It's not my relationship with god i'm a spiritual person, i cant put my hand on it. I'm sure 30 will come and go with little fan fair like the last 29 years, it's probably a work up in my mind. Thank you all for your opinions and thoughts and for being serious, after i posted i kinda expected a bunch of redirick like ewww your old or the typical insult laden RT posts. However alot of you actually took time to give solid advice and opinions for which i am grateful.
Um, you're only 30, I'm sure there's plenty you're still supposed to do-sheesh! The only way you'll find out what it is, is to keep looking.
