I a professional piano player. My name is Race. I'm balding. I speak only English. I am unmarried. I have a child. I am friends with Jimmy Fallon.
I Speak Japanese. I m still single at the age of 35. I have a dog. I'm a fan of Jimmy Fallon.
Did you watch Jimmy Fallon on TV last night? Yes, he is always great to watch. I guess I watch way too much TV right now. No spouse to give me what for if I watch TV all day Yep, that's one of the perks of not being married. I also watch too much TV. Especially with all the sports on right now. I watch hockey almost every night.  Yeah, it is nice to do what I want, but it would be nice to have some company. Glad you have your kid around to keep you company. I bet is hard to find time to practice piano when keeping up with a kid and keeping up with hockey. It can be. I really find that having a routine helps. I always work on piano while he's doing homework, then we have dinner. After he goes to bed, that's my time to watch tv and relax.  That sounds like a good routine. I need to get myself in gear and create a routine for myself. Thinking about switching jobs. Thinking I might try to get a job as a translator. I need to put to good use the Japanese language classes to good use I took in college. I might have a better social life interacting with people and translating for them. Any advice from a successful person such as yourself? Translator sound like a fun job. I know there are some companies that you could work for that would pay you to be an intermediate on phone calls. You could set your own hours and work from home doing that. Thanks for the advice. I wonder if I would be able to make a good routine for myself if I work from home. I'm thinking that I might be better off with face to face interaction, but setting my own hours would be nice. Do you mostly work from home, or do you often have to go to a recording studio? I do most of my writing from home.  I have a home studio also, so I do record myself sometimes. I like to go to the studio when I have a final version of something. I get the best results when I have a producer to mix the final cut. I envy your work ethic that you are able to self motivate so well and set such a good routine when working from home so much. I bet it is nice to get a change of scenery to go to the studio. Or is it stressful to pay for studio time and have a producer breathing down your neck? I actually like having a hard time limit in the studio. I find that sometimes when I record at home I can overthink things and keep trying to make everything perfect. When I'm at the studio, I have to move on. Perfection is the enemy of good, as they say. Ah, working well under pressure. I know that feeling. I agree, it is always more motivating when working against the clock. I need to remember that quote, that "perfection is the enemy of good". I bet I could get more done if I stopped overthinking so much. I think that is where I falter. I haven't felt this motivated in a long time!