About This Blogger

Hey there, 

 

My name is Boris Pribil, I am 18 years only, live in a relatively unknown area called Hughesdale and are currently enrolled in an exciting communications subject at RMIT. 

 

The course is called 'Professional Communication: Contemporary Approaches to Media and Communication', the scientific term, COMM2676. Part of a streamlined two and a half year program, it's fast paced nature means work hard, get in and get out, brilliant. 

 

Communication as a study is brilliant for those wanting a broad range skills. The attitude where meeting new people trumps reading a prescribed text book. As such the interests of events, people and conversation lend themselves wonderfully. 

 

Experience is interesting. I am happy to admit to jumping into any activity I could and over the years finding myself in: Marketing internships, freelance technical gigs and plenty of clubs and events. 

 

For me, this course is all about the experience. Less so the subject itself but more the eclectic range of people to learn from and activities to indulge in. As such I am crossing my finders for a sheer abundance of group discussions, rage.. And perhaps fights. Perfect. 

 

Career itself is not something I try to set out exactly. Picking a perfect job is like picking your perfect meal. Though it will be a delicious time, trying many things I couldn't have envisaged is certainly an aspiration. Saying that.. Lobbyist for the bankers association sounds like a great retirement plan. 

 

Following the short holiday spirit a small kick start is needed, and assignment one i'm sure will do it. Otherwise I am quite motivated but love to take the easier approach, almost as an objective. Throughout the course priority number one will be habits, building and most importantly maintaining them.

 

As a result of all the above, I, Boris Pribil have an abundance of dreams and aspirations, each more ridiculous than the last. But unless you dream for the moon, how else will you ever arrive. From Global magnanimous ascension to a quiet ‘perfect’ life, I will embrace whatever lies ahead and wait to see what the world has in store.

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P.S.

Yes, I did write a poetry (music for lazy people) book. So, good luck.