The digital arts pathway was much of a fun amazing pathway. The skills gained from the classes can and will be used in my life. Although I've only taken two awesome years of it, I've loved it. The students are amazingly funny, and so is our teacher. I've learned quite a lot of skills here, maybe even more than some of my core classes. Other than my improved knowledge, I've learned actual skills with interacting with other people.
I've honestly loved Game Design a whole lot, which is why it's even harder to say: I'm changing my pathway. Game Design has been a fun digital adventure but there are other pathways that I've wanted to explore. I had made quite an important, simple decision that changed my perspective on my life. I had always dreamed of many cool jobs as a kid, from being a soccer player to being a Tony Stark-like inventor. These dreams were amazing but as I started to turn older I also started to blend myself with a fearful reality. I gradually became less interested in my work and I hit a spot where I didn't really know why I was doing it if I didn't like it. What I first started to do was that I followed what others around me were doing. The truth was that I didn't choose this class because I wanted to. It may have been others' dream to become a game designer but it was never mine. I felt stuck in a situation where I had to continue down this path, but I finally decided that I'm not going to. I have push myself to become what I want to be. It feels super risky and a crazy scary to go for my dreams; but reality is that, you have to fight against reality to get to your dreams. My dream may not be completely clear right now, but I know that whatever career I pursue, I simply want to love what I do and never have any regrets. Beautiful memories have emerged from this pathway's experience, I'll never forget this amazing class.
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