Find and do what you love and the rest will fall in place. As always, easier said than done. It took me about 27ish years to stumble and realize design was my love. Once I discovered this love, my desire to be excellent at my craft was instant. My grad school design director once told me, "You're trying to run an Olympic race with Usain Bolt before you've learned how to run". (Well, that's unfortunate) So you're telling me once I know what I want to do and have gone through all this schooling, that it's not just 2 + 2 = 4? That there will be a lifetime of challenges at every turn and design is not just making things pretty. Sounds like a lot of complaining.

I only complain about things I love. And this thing called design is the most frustrating, draining, disappointing, aggy thorn in my side. B U T ... I wouldn't change a thing. Though I'v experienced some of the saddest moments through design, I've also experienced my greatest joys through it as well, and is the single most valuable outlet I have to make a difference in this world. So stop on by from time to time as I learn to run and create inspirational work and highlight others that are doing the same.