07-28-2019, 02:20 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-28-2019, 02:35 PM by EvolvingPhoenix.)
Okay, so I've got a plan. Here it is:
Fall semester, 2019)
Wake up, have a coke or cup of coffee, eat breakfast, Go to class, do homework and do chores, etc. and drink 2 liters of water until 4:30 PM. Then eat lunch. Then at 5PM, do vocal training, then devote the rest of the day to guitar, maybe work on a drawing every now and then. Have dinner. Go to sleep by ~11:30 PM.
Get a job at Publix and work one or 2 days a week as long as I'm going to college, so as not to pile up too much work. Try to go on disability if possible. Keep using E3. and buy MLS with money made from donating plasma.
Try to get to a point where I'm playing thrash metal songs as quickly as I can on my guitar and get a vocal coach if possible or just use a vocal training regimen I've devised from online courses.
Spring semester, keep trying to stick close to the same format as in Fall.
When Summer rolls around, instead of taking classes, amp up my work schedule and save up for LTU5. Once I get LTU5, run it for 1 whole year before moving onto MLS.
When Fall semester rolls around, go back to the old format. Rinse and repeat until I decide it's time to join the Peace Corps.
Once I get my BA and have spent 2 years in the Peace Corps (preferably in Costa Rica or Thailand if I get to choose) Start teaching English abroad for money in places like Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Italy, Spain, France, etc. And in between tours abroad, come back home and crash at my parents' house. Over the course of all this time, use not just E3, LTU5 and MLS, but AM6 or 7, WM, SM, DMSI, MHS (for vocals) and after all that, an AYP sub, while I slowly chip away at my degree, learn guitar, practice vocals and serve in the peace corps. Stop working at Publix when I go on Disability, because that's just easier and leaves more time for other things. When using MLS, try to get an Akai MIDI keyboard and take some keyboard classes at USF, if I can, so I can learn that too.
When I'm good at rhythm guitar from playing thrash metal songs and can play pentatonic leads on guitar, start learning to play my own stuff and put a groove to it.
When I'm finally good enough at instruments and vocals to make an album, make one and then start looking for band members, with the album as an example of the band I'm trying to form. When I have a band formed, start touring and using UMS and make music my main thing because I can. Focus on building a reputation for amazing live shows and try to build a loyal following.
Sounds like a good plan to me.
Oh! And learn the becoming method over this course of time.
Fall semester, 2019)
Wake up, have a coke or cup of coffee, eat breakfast, Go to class, do homework and do chores, etc. and drink 2 liters of water until 4:30 PM. Then eat lunch. Then at 5PM, do vocal training, then devote the rest of the day to guitar, maybe work on a drawing every now and then. Have dinner. Go to sleep by ~11:30 PM.
Get a job at Publix and work one or 2 days a week as long as I'm going to college, so as not to pile up too much work. Try to go on disability if possible. Keep using E3. and buy MLS with money made from donating plasma.
Try to get to a point where I'm playing thrash metal songs as quickly as I can on my guitar and get a vocal coach if possible or just use a vocal training regimen I've devised from online courses.
Spring semester, keep trying to stick close to the same format as in Fall.
When Summer rolls around, instead of taking classes, amp up my work schedule and save up for LTU5. Once I get LTU5, run it for 1 whole year before moving onto MLS.
When Fall semester rolls around, go back to the old format. Rinse and repeat until I decide it's time to join the Peace Corps.
Once I get my BA and have spent 2 years in the Peace Corps (preferably in Costa Rica or Thailand if I get to choose) Start teaching English abroad for money in places like Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Italy, Spain, France, etc. And in between tours abroad, come back home and crash at my parents' house. Over the course of all this time, use not just E3, LTU5 and MLS, but AM6 or 7, WM, SM, DMSI, MHS (for vocals) and after all that, an AYP sub, while I slowly chip away at my degree, learn guitar, practice vocals and serve in the peace corps. Stop working at Publix when I go on Disability, because that's just easier and leaves more time for other things. When using MLS, try to get an Akai MIDI keyboard and take some keyboard classes at USF, if I can, so I can learn that too.
When I'm good at rhythm guitar from playing thrash metal songs and can play pentatonic leads on guitar, start learning to play my own stuff and put a groove to it.
When I'm finally good enough at instruments and vocals to make an album, make one and then start looking for band members, with the album as an example of the band I'm trying to form. When I have a band formed, start touring and using UMS and make music my main thing because I can. Focus on building a reputation for amazing live shows and try to build a loyal following.
Sounds like a good plan to me.
Oh! And learn the becoming method over this course of time.