of that around me.

5. Quit your job after one year if you’re miserable and find a new job. If you’ve learned everything you possibly can at the company, there is no room for growth. Your 20’s are about splatter painting your resume with experience and skills—not wasting time tapping away the keys at a job that’s making you cough up drool. Get out of there.

Read all 25.  Now.

(Source: tkyle)

http://thoughtcatalog.com/2011/how-to-live-in-washington-dc/#9AeP1ljSj8XweJ6Q.01

Everything about this is true.

(Source: mylifetransit)

“I’m spending so much time talking to you about the business and the money, because this is the force that is pushing cinema out of mainstream movies. I’ve been in meetings where I can feel it slipping away, where I can feel that the ideas I’m tossing out, they’re too scary or too weird. I can tell: It’s not going to happen, I’m not going to be able to convince them to do it the way I think it should be done. I want to jump up on the table and scream, “Do you know how lucky we are to be doing this? Do you understand that the only way to repay that karmic debt is to make something good, is to make something ambitious, something beautiful, something memorable?” But I didn’t do that. I just sat there, and I smiled.”

—  Steven Soderbergh on the “State of Cinema”. (via sporkula)

(Source: howtocatchamonster, via antichristvon)