11-20-2020, 09:32 AM
Yes balance is the hardest skill to master can be hard not to see when you put to much of your ''artistic weight'' in the wrong section of that balance.
What is for me a big issue is giving some of that artistic weight to my peer so they can inform me on how they could help me without having the sense that they gave me the full solution(did the heavy lifting or in other word no sense of accomplishment).I can be proud to be able to ask help but i also want to feel strong enough to support my own artistic weight if we can say it like that.But if we take a weightlifter as example he wouldn't try to lift more then he is capable that why i shouldn't be doing this by my own or it at the risk of being crush under the weight of what i am trying to accomplish.
What is for me a big issue is giving some of that artistic weight to my peer so they can inform me on how they could help me without having the sense that they gave me the full solution(did the heavy lifting or in other word no sense of accomplishment).I can be proud to be able to ask help but i also want to feel strong enough to support my own artistic weight if we can say it like that.But if we take a weightlifter as example he wouldn't try to lift more then he is capable that why i shouldn't be doing this by my own or it at the risk of being crush under the weight of what i am trying to accomplish.
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The journey of an artist truly begin when he can learn from everyone error.
Teamwork make your dream work.
Asking help is the key to growth.