I watched the movie "Ex Machina" today. I know, I'm a bit late to the party. It's about a programmer named Caleb, who's kind of the hero. He works for Bluebook, the top search engine, owned by Nathan. At first, I thought Nathan was good, but turns out, he's more of a villain. And then there's Ava, the AI robot Nathan built, who ends up killing him. That part confused me a bit.
Anyway, I'm not great at storytelling, so let's get to the point. In the movie, Nathan talks about a painting by Jackson Pollock. He explains that Pollock didn't plan his paintings; he just started and ended up creating masterpieces. It got me thinking—what if Pollock had just kept thinking instead of painting? He wouldn't have created anything. The same goes for us. If we spend too much time thinking about what to do, we might never start and miss out on the end result.
I've been studying my new project for over a semester now, but I still haven't started. Watching this movie made me realize that if I don't start now, I might never finish. So, I'm getting all my project stuff out, and I'm starting tomorrow—no more procrastination!
Even though it's common knowledge, I never really tried applying it until now. I'm glad I watched the movie; it was really helpful. Remember, if you want to do something, do it now. Start small, and before you know it, you'll be halfway there. It might seem tough at first, but if you're passionate about it, you'll get through it.
Good day
BE WELL
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