Comments by "" (@jmitterii2) on "WATCH Before You Blow Up on YouTube | The Cautionary Tale of Jani Lane" video.

Careers should never define you. Even short time semi career jobs. Otherwise like DeShawn says, you're a ticking time bomb to mental distress. I see it in various workers from former or even current military, cops, pilots, various doctorates, etc. Once you're either burnt out, or simply pushed out either way some of these people become shells of their former selves. I think its a society problem that we ALL put way to much stock in our jobs. Their to pay the bills. Nothing more. This entire "passion" thing goes only so far. It seems to exclude other aspects of our lives... other passions and hobbies and friendships and whatever else. It's a job. As far as getting famous... there are so many pitfalls to that nonsense, I shun fame. Fame is for the fucking birds. I love walking down some random town or city or where-ever completely anonymous. And I get enough people occasionally thinking I'm someone they know. And my thoughts that I share change over time. Sometimes significantly in varying directions. Having to be careful what I say or think beyond the normal keep it professional at work... fuck that shit on a goose string! Fame is stupid. It can happen when I'm dead as door knob don't even know I ever existed in the first place, at which point I won't be able to care... or even know what that means to care... because I'll be dead. So fame after death sure. Who cares. I won't. But while alive, I think it would be among the most horrible things to ever happen. I really think only narcissists really like fame.
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