I'm saving up for a Rosetta Stone starting now—I'm going to go home and budget for it. Also, all artwork I do for myself from here on out will be in order to build a portfolio that will get my foot in the door.
It's about time I added another goal to my To-Do List. Eventually, I'd love to have a job that satisfies my creative self. Otherwise, I should have studied science. I'd be making a hell of a lot more money.
Even if this whole thing doesn't work out and I never work for Cirque (that rhymes), I'll still be bilingual. And that is completely fine with me. More of an excuse to go to France.
Any ideas on how to get really good at speaking another language? I hear nothing but good things about Rosetta Stone and while it does carry a hefty price tag, it's got to be less expensive than its equivalent in college courses, right?
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Having taken two years of college German, I highly suggest Rosetta Stone. Not that I've used Rosetta... it just HAS to be better than taking college language courses (which are awfully tedious in my experience... or maybe I just suck at languages?).
No clue about languages. But I will say that discontent is your (everyone's) biggest asset. It's the great self-motivator and I'm glad you're listening to your own discontent and acting on it.
Thanks guys! I'll keep you posted. First, I have to scrounge up the money to invest in it haha.
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