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Dang, titling these things are kind of tough.

Anyways, yay! Another blog!

Tonight are auditions at Texas State. I'm excited. I am using a monologue that I've used more than once. I'm not entirely excited about having to use it, but it was too late to learn a new one. Doesn't mean I can't tweak it. :-)

I was thinking, what makes a hard worker? Is it knowing tons and tons of information? I don't think so. I think it is knowing that information, but being able to apply it to where you want.

I ask this, because I want to be a hard worker. I have been lazy, and unfortunately, I've done pretty well going off of that, so my brain doesn't think it needs to work as much. I want to work hard. I don't think I really have yet. I've done a lot, but I think that is different as well. Doing a lot of things during the day may give you the illusion that you're working hard, but you have to work hard at them individually.

I want to work hard at my classes, but I also want to work hard at my acting also. Unfortunately, when I attempt to work hard on my acting, it gets me up in my head. I've learned a lot these past few months, and that isn't nearly as much of a problem as it is now, but still.

I am a bad procrastinator as well, but I want to learn to reverse that. It's so much easier, and so much less stressful to actually do the work a chunk at a time. I need to write a to-do list of everything I need to do the night before the actual day and knock everything out one at a time. (This is more for me than anyone else. We'll call this a selfish blog :-P) Caleb Straus said he does that, and I am really starting to see how good an idea that is.

There are a lot things I need to do, so I guess I'll end this prematurely.

Have a great day!
Tim