One of the things that I really like about social media, particularly the WordPress community, is that whatever pursuit any blogger is in they are really immersed in it. Photography, cooking, writing, etc. It’s a joy to see. And moreover, I sense a sincere priority to make your writing as nuanced and tailored as possible across all subjects and genres.
That got me asking myself all last week if I am fully immersed in what I do. I admit even though I have goals and projects that I’m working on (pursuits, if you will), I’m never really sure if I’m devoting as much time to them that I could truly claim they are passions. On some days, it seems I am brushing over those pursuits with a large brush.
The only other place I’ve seen with this depth of immersion on chosen subject would be X (formerly Twitter). YouTube has to be a default mechanism for this or else no one would be on it.
But yes, I love how I can get alot of useful gems of knowledge from you guys that I read and I appreciate it. That’s why I also try and give back as much as I can in return.
One thing that I’ll be writing about is my desire to learn more about lighting in the sense of photography/videography. I realize that I have neglected this aspect for far too long and I need to have a better understanding of it for all the media I put on the site moving forward.
Another issue on my mind lately has been getting myself to start reading again now that all that legal estate paperwork is done. I’ve slowly started to watch TV again and have been reading my daily NY Post rundowns but I know that I need more rigorous material to get my hands on.
Lastly, and this is a major consideration, through my research on Tesla vehicles and battery power, I am considering the order of operations by which I will gradually establish a hybrid battery/state grid arrangement for my house. There are new products that are coming out for these goals. One such product is a stackable battery array that’s geared more for the residential consumer, a much more scaled down version of Tesla’s Megapack currently used for industrial applications. It’s from a company called Ecoflow and I am currently figuring out how I’ll go about financing this solution.
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