How a Concert Changed the Course of my Life

Sorry about the bad quality of this picture. I took it with my phone, which – back

in 2008 – wasn’t one that took very good pictures

During my teenage years, I worked for FM4, an Austrian radio station. My job was to go to concerts and report what I saw there,what my impressions were of the artists, the location, and the atmosphere. It was a fun job – it gave me quite a bit of insight into the music and radio entertainment industry, and it also allowed me to travel to cities all over Europe. But what it really did for me was that it sparked my predilection for language, writing and communication. How come? Let me tell you.

Once, it was my passion

When I was 15, playing the guitar was the one and only thing that could make smile. I didn't have any other ambitions except for becoming a professional guitar player. Today, it's just one amongst many other things on my bucket list. The more choices and possibilities I have, the more confused I get. It's usually the other way around. As a kid, the world seems so big to you, but the older you get, the more your passions dwindle. But, I'm a special case.