Growing Up � Arrogance and deception

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Have you ever asked yourself about your reaction to change, age and times? The men at the bars, the immature, insecure girls signing up for a slap, the fake friends who need you around because of the cool cats, the cool cats that have no role in your life, the useless chatter that is apparently advise about how things can be done much better if I were involved with them - I find myself wishing I was in bed in the middle of an event – reading Chinua Achebe or the Bible even.

I am feeling somewhat indifferent these days to the epileptic lights, late nights and the naïve clients. It is true that not all my clients are money-mongering but really funny kind people, some are just business people, some are charming, some are rustic and don’t know what they are asking from us as artists or event designers.

Right now I have the option of moaning and complaining about the fairness of the business. The crooked ways behind some clients who are artists themselves and all that bluesy jazz. But I won’t. The point of these posts is a dialogue taking place between me, myself and the reader.

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