The Language of You

While I find a lot of fields fascinating, it's the artistic ones that particularly resonate with me. 

Actors. When they embody another character, they have to dig deep within themselves in order to emote. We fall for all the movie magic, truly believing they actually are the part they are playing. Hating the face of an actor who played a ruthless villain is inevitable for most of us. 

Painters unleash the creativity party thats going on within on canvas, singers allow their voices to speak their soul and a pianist finds freedom on a zebra coloured board. 

What I'm doing right now, writing, is another example. It's yet another outlet of expression. Things you may be unable to say, you can write. Personally, whenever I overthink something, I write about it. And by the last paragraph, I always end up with a solution.

Unlimited combinations of flavours and textures comprise a chef's life. There's a beautiful concept of balance in cooking-crispy and creamy go together and sweet and spice is a zingy contrast. 

For dancers, it's their body movements. Animators put in hours of work to create visuals that tickle us pink. Ice skaters have their zen moments when they swish across the smooth surface.

And the list goes on. But all of these careers boil down to one thing. Communication. It's doing what we love that allows us to speak from our heart. 

It's honest and meaningful because it comes from the deepest parts of you. It makes you vulnerable because it exposes those hidden gems within. There's a certain divine energy accompanied by it.

And the range of things that can be done within these professions is so exciting. There are unlimited ways of performing a scene or creating a dish. Language can be arranged in ways it has never been done before in history. New styles of dancing can be evolved.


The examples I've given is a minuscule list tailored for my art loving personality. There are thousands of other options out there that compliment your taste.


How cool would it be to wake up each day, excited to work because your job is something you love? Dwell on that happy thought and make it happen.

The possibilities are inspiring, because they give us a reason to really push ourselves further and let those original ideas take flight. Our passions fuel ambitions.

It's so important to know what makes us genuinely happy. The reasons being the sense of purpose it invokes and how fulfilling it feels. And once you find it, the next best thing to do is incorporating it in your daily life. This could be in the form of a career path or simply a hobby on the side to keep your mood chipper. Being in High School, my personal opinion favours the prior.