Too many WHACK DJs!

Gloxxy said:
If you really wanted to learn then you would force yourself to. It takes on average 10,000 hours of practice and work for someone to become professional at something. That's a lot of nights.

If you want something that badly you will apply yourself and make it happen.
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I realise that, and i hate myself for not making more use of my free time on night shifts. I did have the plan of learning spanish or portuguese on my night shifts a while back, but lack of motivation caused that to fall through too... I do 12hr nights... kind of hard to get up the motivation to do anything really, even on the occassions i do actually have to do work.

I agree though, i dont expect to be good at anything without practice and discipline, its just time im not prepared to spend on it. I did it for a while though, maybe 3-4 hours every night shift spent on producing and learning etc, and managed to learn a fair bit, just ran out of steam i think.
 
Forau said:
I realise that, and i hate myself for not making more use of my free time on night shifts. I did have the plan of learning spanish or portuguese on my night shifts a while back, but lack of motivation caused that to fall through too... I do 12hr nights... kind of hard to get up the motivation to do anything really, even on the occassions i do actually have to do work.

I agree though, i dont expect to be good at anything without practice and discipline, its just time im not prepared to spend on it. I did it for a while though, maybe 3-4 hours every night shift spent on producing and learning etc, and managed to learn a fair bit, just ran out of steam i think.
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It always works easier if you have someone to share the experience with. Working 12 hour night shifts is a pretty solitary existence though, I'd imagine!
 
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