When I started this blog, I didn't know what I was doing. I was new to the blogosphere, with only a vague idea of what it took to run a successful blog. I would read other blogs to get an idea of what they offered and then I wouldn't follow any of their successful strategies. Like the title says I was Carving A Path...my own path. I figured people would want to hear what I had to say and get my perspective on news, events or even my struggles.
As the years passed, my intentions changed. I used to be young gung-ho screenwriter, determined to make it big in the West Coast, while being stuck in the midwest. I entered contest, read every book, competed against other screenwriters in every free contest. I cranked out screenplays and participated in every venue. I took the steps to get my work read and submitted it to intense scrutiny to maximize and optimize 90 page perfection with three-holes punched.
At the height of this was the Amazon Studios era. Against the odds I submitted Eiko, and made it to the semi-finals. That was the first time that I had ever placed in anything as a professional. I didn't win, but I had enough momentum behind that victory to persevere and to make it to the semi's two more times.
To make a long story shot, I'm turning this blog into my own personal blogspace. It's not going to be limited to just writing and creating, but whatever it is I want to discuss. No single tone or theme, though writing / creating will always be prevalent. What I've needed is my own personal space online that I could use as an extension of me.
This blog was meant to inspire and help others.
That won't change.
This blog was meant to be something I could be proud of.
That won't change.
This blog was meant as a place to share my experiences
That won't change.
The only thing that is changing is the perspective that I write from and my intentions. I will offer as much as I have before to improve the lives of others and chart my own progress. You'll see what changes over time. Until next time, my friends.
KB
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