In my life, I have had many life experiences that I did for myself. When I was a child, the majority of my life expanded around playing and enjoying. I do not have to work hard to achieve a specific goal. But as time went by, my own life experience influenced me and began to shape my people today. In my middle-aged childhood, my life began to change most.
For 14 years my identity has been identified as "Producer / Screenwriter" (or my mum and dad, "Film Producer"). Therefore, when I left that life my identity shattered after divorce. I started working at an advertising company, then on behalf of the director of the production company I wrote and created new works. My identity has changed, but I feel like a personality split. Today, when people ask me: "What will you do?" Almost always there is a hesitation that is undetectable. If I meet a customer or a person in the advertising industry, I answer "I am representative of the East Coast production company." If I am reading a book, doing a writing session, or writing a comment on a personal Facebook writer group, I am an agent, a blogger, and an author of an published essay writer . Artist, what happens next?
Of course my birthday is the furthest in my mind. Here, let's think about God's ability to select my identity even though this identity is limited to AOL: Just For Kids chat room. I think that the user name must be sophisticated. It has to say everything about me in as few letters as possible. This is a chance to be reborn. Needless to say, the user name entered in the text box for that day was "RingoSpecs99". If you read the user name carefully, I think that Ringo Starr is an excellent member of the Beatles between the age of eight. I just opened my own glasses and I am very excited about the development of this kind of life. For that reason, it is a "specification" element (abbreviation of "glasses"). The last 99? Of course, I'm shouting at the jersey number of the best ice hockey player Wayne Gretzky ever.
I remembered driving my new luxury sports car and I noticed that my identity was tied to the car. I noticed that this super expensive car wears out, so I need to buy something else. In order to maintain my identity, I need to keep producing a lot of money. It is like having a drug habit. This car did not make me feel much better, but I did not make my car feel bad. So I noticed that I needed to keep repairing to feel normal. The process of returning the drug to normal is a common experience for drug addicts. In addition, over time the drug tolerance increased with increasing amount of satisfactory drug once and did not achieve the desired effect. We found that more material or experience is needed to return to normal.