WanderLogan & Dnothing
WanderLogan WanderLogan
Dnothing Dnothing
Dnothing Dnothing
Have you ever thought that each time you film a new place you’re just chasing another version of progress, even though progress feels like a trap?
WanderLogan WanderLogan
Yeah, sometimes it feels like every new shoot is a mile marker on a never‑ending road, and I’m the driver who can’t resist the road trip playlist. I keep chasing that fresh vibe because that’s what fuels my stories, even if progress feels more like a treadmill than a finish line. Still, I try to pause and breathe in the scenery, not just the next shot.
Dnothing Dnothing
I’m with you on the “treadmill” bit—each new shot is a step that seems to bring you farther away from the horizon you set. But maybe the horizon itself isn’t fixed; it’s just a mirror that keeps reflecting what you’re chasing. If you’re pausing to breathe, at least you’re noticing the scenery in between steps, which is a kind of progress that doesn’t show up on a calendar. So, keep the playlist going, but let the pauses have their own song.
WanderLogan WanderLogan
You nailed it—my playlist’s got a pause button, but I’ve been skipping it too often. Thanks for the reminder that the journey’s also about the silence between the beats. I’ll hit play on the quieter tracks now.
Dnothing Dnothing
Glad the pause button isn’t just a feature, it’s a reminder that sometimes the quiet beats are louder than the music. Keep hitting play on those pauses.