I noticed that you said painting and drawing and not djing. I mean look at T-1000, he's famous for painting, drawing, and DJing. =D He's a good role model.
Glyph. In a message dated 1/31/01 7:58:55 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >Not everyone wants to be famous... Lots of people > >paint and draw for pleasure... > > > >Nick (Dj Pacific:) > > > >> Well first, if the drive is there then those bedroom > >> dj's need to go out and > >> provide themselves with that opportunity...that > >> chance. Meet the right people > >> ...start new friendships that can work for you and > >> get you to where you > >> want to be. You don't have to go to the extreme of > >> kissing ass (to phred), > >> you just have to work it so that you have something > >> people want and vice versa > >> AND, be friends/comrades with them at the same time. > >> > >> > >> There's nothing with trying to get an opportunity > >> but don't be desperate > >> about it > >> either. > >> > >> If you're not getting the chance in your hometown, > >> go somewhere else. Its a > >> big > >> move, but it comes down to whether you are serious > >> about having this sort of > >> career. > >> > >> I mean c'mon, you spend all this time and money, > >> heart and soul, in this > >> hobby, why not > >> get some recognition? > >> > >> Stop making excuses, if you're good, then bring it > >> on! > >> > >> Peace, > >> Glyph > >> > >>
