"The harder we work, the luckier we get,” - Jon Bon Jovi.
Great concept, but the number of its proven real-life application probably mirrors the unequal distribution of opportunities and resources among North American artists; less mention the global population.
"When a person really desires something, all the universe conspires to help that person realize his dream." - Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist.
The universe is sure one bloody bias entity that plays “favorites” with people such Jon Bon Jovi.
Optimism is something that cannot not be taught to and/or influenced on especially when 'looking at the brighter side' ceased to be effective. Ever heard of 'Dry Optimism'? Nevertheless, "the first way to change your life is to change your mind," so a librarian told me today.
Addie at High Park, May 11th 2010.
3 comments:
A for the sarcasm towards Bon Jovi and B- for the pics which you could've gotten a C for - if you didn't have a banging model.
It took Santiago years and years to realize his "personal legend" and your journey has only just begun. So keep it up, your dream will be realized one day.
Ed, too bad that cloudy skies give your photo a flat-newspaper print kind of quality. Nevertheless, my friend/model would be flattered by your comment.
Athena, thanks for the optimism : )
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