Okay, so I just finished this project, and let me tell you, it was a wild ride! I wanted to make this thing where a guy just… talks. And not just any talk, but like, non-stop, you know? A real “talkin’ man.”
I started with looking for some inspiration, there is a name called Karen Slavick-Lennard, maybe that’s the one I’m looking for. And I thought about how to deal with the talker in a better way, to improve my communication skills, and try to understand why they are being like this. Then I realized I’m not working on a psychology project.
Then I was like, “Why am I even doing this?” I mean, there’s so much cool stuff out there to explore and mess around with, and I’m stuck on this? I started diving into this whole world of ideas, reading up on stuff about “talkin’ man” and this name “Beth Macy” came up, talking about “Factory Man.” It got me thinking about how to make sure there’s always someone to listen when you need to talk.
I even looked into these “Talking Man” versions, whatever that means. I found some story about a game called “The Beginner’s Guide” and it got me thinking if I’m working on a game.
- Get the idea: I want to make a talkin’ man.
- Find someone who can listen: Make sure that there is always someone available to listen.
- Accessing Talking Man versions: The story of The Beginner’s Guide.
- Feeling confused about my goal and what I’m actually doing.
- Realized I’m not working on a game or a psychology project, but I finally know what I am working on.
Main Steps
Anyway, after all that messing around, I finally got this thing to work. It’s not perfect, but hey, it’s a “talkin’ man,” just like I wanted. And you know what? I learned a ton along the way, so that’s a win in my book.
So yeah, that’s my story about making a “talkin’ man.” It was a bit of a mess, but it all worked out in the end. Maybe I’ll try something less weird next time. Or maybe not, who knows!
