Lost
The early twenties seems to be an awkward age...you feel like you know what you want to do w/your life, but at the same time you don't. As I was writing down a list of goals today, a thought came to mind - a thought I have had many times before. Am I doing the right thing with my life? And more specifically, am I getting into the right field for my career? Merc told me that the major doesn't matter, but the degree does. Even if that is right, will it justify spending 3 years majoring in Radio/TV/Film? Okay, I may get a degree out of it, but how do I get rid of the feeling that it was time wasted. I still think it would be awesome to work in the film industry, but I feel like I lack the talent and passion to make it. I haven't seemed to find at least ONE thing I am good at, that I excel at - something that could pursue. It's an awful feeling. I feel so lost, I feel like I am just floating through school and doing what I have to do to get by. I mean, I'm not just barely passing classes, but I lack the passion and the drive to excel and be better at my major. Maybe as I write this I am having a motivation problem and tomorrow I could wake up and feel totally different. I'm just freaked because this isn't the first time I've thought about this. For the most part, I have enjoyed my film classes, and I do enjoy editing, which is my first career choice. I just don't feel passionate about anything in my life right now...and because of that, I don't have the drive and motive to "better" my craft. I am surrounded by people who have a knack for this or a knack for that or a whole butt load of things and I am envious. I feel I am okay at a lot of things, but not great at one or excel at another. I just keep having this question, "what am supposed to do in life?" I suppose this is something everyone asks themselves at one point in their life and I suppose my feelings aren't unique. One of the goals I wrote down on my list was work with animals. I would honestly love to work w/animals...I can see myself looking forward to going to work every day. A far cry from a film career. I just don't know. Like I said, I could wake up tomorrow feeling totally different, but right now this is how I feel.
