doubt as speedbump
when they say "you can't."
watch this. then do what you want,
do what you can. YAWP!
Thursday, April 23, 2009
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first off, i love this entire video...song, ability, locations, cinematography, all of it, it's beautiful. second, on a more personal note, how many times have you ask me to do something and i was unsure if i was going to be able to do it and you said to me, "do want you want, do what you can." it's good to see it still lives.
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"do what you want...what you can." it is my own mantra that, like seemingly all things in life, i need to learn and re-learn over and over. i never said i was very smart. it must live here and forever, especially in the context of overwhelming doubt and uncertainty. the YAWP! is the response and confirmation to help one commit to the idea.
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