Blog 2: Why I chose my career
As a Child, I remember, never chose really a job or career to follow when grew up. When someone asked for school or just curiosity, I would never know what to say so always said like, whatever, sometimes just said my parents’ carrier, other times were more like the last carrier I would saw in TV or copy what I know my friends at the time would say.
In the elementary school and high school, I was
good in a lot of things so was hard to decide which way to go, I was so
confused and stressed thinking about what to choose and in a point, I just says:
I’m done, and I decide to get the best grades I could and would choose at the end,
because I never had a career plan.
There was a time when I was very passionate about a specific band and a singer history and my childhood idea comes again but I knew I wasn’t interested in being like the star, I wanted to help people to express them self and while they doing it, help other people to express with “the words” of someone else who feels the same, I wanted to be in “the industry” in a way, but with something I could do in my 100% and like I said in my other Blog musician wasn’t an option and I was interested in science too, really passionate about sound and how it works, so I discovered production and sound engineering and found the duality I was looking for, something I could do without losing the artistic parts of life or my science skills.
And I just said: that’s it and was the only option. If I wouldn’t enter in college the year, I come out of high school my plan was tried the next year and again and again until make it.

That career its been always very close to me, in some aspects. For example, in the past, when I was with some friends doing a comedy project on youtube, sometimes I was really busy with the facts of reaching a good sound, or decent at least. That project has its own comedy history, ironically, but that one its for another show.
ReplyDeletewho has not wanted to be a rockstar
ReplyDeleteI really like recording acoustic instruments in recording studios. I think combining their sounds is really complex.
ReplyDeleteIt shows that you put a lot of passion to your interests, it is admirable!
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