A driven Purpose: A picture is worth a thousand words
Justin was 4 when he started to play violin. He seemed to have developed the skill as he watched his father play. He became so passionate about his musical skills as he grew older, practicing very hard to ensure he was perfect in using the stick. One favorite place he loved to stand and play was in the street where people come to watch him.
His friend Nicole often accompanies him to stream his performance on social media. Gradually he gained a lot of followers. Soon his audience grew, making him popular among his peers. His popularity didn't make him puff up, he believed he wasn't yet what he wanted to be and needed to practice harder until playing violin became a part of him.
His mastery in playing violin soon spread abroad, becoming the talk of the town. It was a joy come through for him when he received a letter inviting him to come play for an international concert. He saw it as an opportunity to lift him toward achieving his long time dream - Which was to become a recognized international violin player.
I see a young boy who is between the ages of 16 and 17 playing a violin. He seems passionate. The card with the symbols of social media indicates he's either streaming it for an audition or recording it outdoors for a personal purpose. The smile on his face shows he's doing that which he loves and that he finds pleasure from it.
I really hope, already expected that the violist in the picture would be world famous. He plays very passionately and if he plays he forgets his surroundings.
Justin deserves it. Thanks for your entry.
Hahaha, I see him forgetting the world and dwelling in a realm higher than this world.
And I trust he'll someday be a world famous
Justin's passion did paved a good way for him and he deserved to be recognized internationally.
Yeah, his passion took him this far.
Justin's passion as a music prodigy and his perseverance towards pursuing his passions is what brought him to international recognition. This is a wonderfully crafted story @dwixer.
The reward for those who not just dream, but work to actualize their dreams.
That's true, there's always a reward for perseverance and dedication
You're right, he played with passion, a nurture of talent from when he was very young and glad he could spread his wings and talent beyond his immediate environment
He held on to that closely
a successful violinist, no doubt
Yeah, he surely was a successful one