"Hey There, Rainmaker..."
Do one thing you are afraid to do at least once a day. And don't waste your time dreaming big, dream huge -- and absurd. Make use of the time. The mythology of the American Dream leaves out some key elements, such as hard-work, betrayal, and the simple fact that all of the best things are free anyway. But: IT WILL BE HARD WORK. Laugh it off and get on the grind. Don't get tore up from the floor up, tear up from the foundation and bring the roof down with you. Sell everything you own and wander homeless in March. (Join me! We can start a gang!) Drink your entire brain away and maintain a 4.0 grade-point average. Start a rap group. Push your friends and loved-ones to notice their potential, and if they refuse, make the choices for them. Gear your life to success and force the world to follow. Never lose your sense of comedy and rebellion. Continuously revolt and molt and create your self. Ask for help, and help those in need. Prove people right; that you will do great things. There is no other choice. Make people say: "Finally." Rip it up and Slice faces. Hold the pieces in your palm and blow them like the spreading seeds of a dandelion clock. Pop up and annoy those who have doubted you. Here I am too, motherfucker. Mow me over and I am back. And send word on how it goes.
Your friend,
Kyle
Your friend,
Kyle