Pierce

Atlanta / Soccer / Web Development Student

[cursivekid]

How Mura Masa makes hits from his bedroom

[cursivekid]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWidsqbCSvw)

[cursivekid]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypInBA-Hy2Q)

[pleiadians-network]

[harderiksson]

[cursivekid]

Opened this letter we received at the office. 1st reaction: "Ahh I'm not religious but this is really sweet" *Flips to other side* 2nd reaction: "Damn that got aggressive real quick" 😐 3rd reaction: "if this was about Islam Fox News would be snappin' "

[cursivekid]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJevk3zJt64)

[cursivekid]

😭😭 Last chapter of #Bleach manga. Fan since 05.

[cursivekid]

Sitting here wondering how we went from 1-0 and cruising to 1-3 down against #Liverpool in 20 minutes. Only #arsenal

[bokumetsu]

[seoul-babo]

honestly the only thing I can stand to eat in this heat

[groovysixtiesseventies]

Haight Ashbury in the 60’s

[lejoligarcon]

my cozy room in the middle of manhattan pt. 3, summer in the city

[cursivekid]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3mPqjTVCQE)

[cursivekid]

Graduation. Now What?

5.10.2016

Four summer marketing internships. President of the Georgia State Chapter of the American Marketing Association. A resume that had been reviewed by numerous professionals.One degree in Marketing from Georgia State University, a reputable school. I was convinced that I had done all I could to not be the millennial in the Buzzfeed video talking about not being able to find a job in their field. I graduated in May 2015. I had applied and interviewed for jobs consistently from January 2015 to mid-December and still couldn’t get a job in marketing. The “No’s” were variations of the phrase “You don’t have enough experience for our entry level position.”  In my mind, there was realistically nothing else I could have done to snag a job in marketing.  It was demoralizing to get my hopes up and then have them smashed back down on numerous occasions, all while living off numerous part-time jobs that got me through month to month. Eventually, I snagged a full-time gig where I thought I would definitely never end up: in a grey cubicle, wearing ill-fitting business casual, altering the way I talk to sound as PC and professional as possible, and having my most interesting conversation of the day be about the weather. I felt as if I was a failure. That was until I found a new passion. A new field, which was tech,specifically web development and UX/UI.

[cursivekid]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_tMjdbeOjY)

[definitive]

[breakinq]

vertical/personal