And that’s the very best part of getting older! 
(Just a bit of advice for all of you youngins from middle-aged me) 
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I’ve stated this on the forum many times…
That I believe everyone is born with a gift. But not everyone’s gift is the same. And having that unique gift is your responsibility…to share it with the world.
The scale doesn’t matter. It could be on a small level…or to a larger audience. The point is, don’t die with your music left inside of you. Not only will you be cheating yourself, but you’ll be depriving everyone around you.
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I’ve tried pitching songs and ideas to companies…to no avail yet. But I don’t believe I’m a failure. I’m following a dream.
And one day I’ll connect with an outfit that shares the same vision as I do. I’m not behind at all…everyone else just needs to catch up!
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I pitch ideas to several youtubers… and scientist… 1 very popular youtuber used 2 of my ideas… but it was free… no word back from any of the random scientists tho lol…
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If 7 billion people want me dead, I’ll fight back by killing all of them first with my music and sense of humour.
…and most won’t unwrap theirs.
I’m unsure of my gift but about being truly yourself I find that paramount to any sense of happyness.
I do have a few talents but I got a compliment one day from this lady when I was playing my Native American Flute at the park. I thought I made a small difference in her day and it was good to hear.
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This I’s like a motivational speech
When I was young, I was a moral girl. Then, I grew up and under the wrong influences of people and books I read, I became a wild child, party girl and was that way all my adult life. When I hit middle age at age 45, I became moral again. Today, I am much happier than I have been my entire life.
I don’t know if my gift is making mediocre (at the amateur scale) Industrial Music or something else. I’m sure I can’t make a living off of that.
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