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Suntag
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As a university student who should normally have finished his degree two years ago (and who, for the first time in his life will not be attending classes this September), I find it a helluvalot harder to drop the academic route than it is to stick to any given programme. You trade security for uncertainty and force yourself to prove your worth at every turn (where as being a PhD, D.E.S.S and M.Sc all in one tends to give you an authority which speaks for itself).
I am new at this drop-out business, so I still have a crunch vice-gripping my heart whenever I think of the odds of succeeding at what I'm attempting, (given my still total ignorance of the subject matter) but I'm also burning with more passion than I have since high-school (when I first stood up on stage to sing Les Misérables).
My belief is that if you can face the uncertainty involved in following a foolish dream, you've got a better chance at making it (in life) and thriving, than if you simply trudge along (like so many of us have or still do).
What do you guys think of the Roland A-90ex? A good midi controller? (he he he)
-Tag-
I am new at this drop-out business, so I still have a crunch vice-gripping my heart whenever I think of the odds of succeeding at what I'm attempting, (given my still total ignorance of the subject matter) but I'm also burning with more passion than I have since high-school (when I first stood up on stage to sing Les Misérables).
My belief is that if you can face the uncertainty involved in following a foolish dream, you've got a better chance at making it (in life) and thriving, than if you simply trudge along (like so many of us have or still do).
What do you guys think of the Roland A-90ex? A good midi controller? (he he he)
-Tag-