Hello everyone,
This week I will make a summary for you. As sad as it may seem that this is my last post, it is also as rewarding to be at the end of my journey. Because whenever one door closes another one opens. That’s why no end is sad, it is just the next opportunity. Speaking of, I’m glad that I had the opportunity to meet all those people that I interviewed and find out more about them, whether on or off record. Everyone has a different story to tell, we all come from different backgrounds and that is what makes the experience of getting to know someone so special. The most rewarding outcome was that while learning some more about other people, I was learning more about myself.
I started very simple, figuring out what are the basic “must have” in a purse. Then I got more interested about who the people are and what they do in their free time. I wanted to know what the connection is and it turns out that there are many reasons behind the choice we make. It is style, some go for comfort, others need more space, the inside often can reflect our life style, hobbies that we have or something weird that we like. Another fact is that you can see right away, if someone is very strict and organized or he/she is more used to being chaotic, or maybe somewhere in the middle- it may seem a chaoc for you, but the person finds their stuff easily the way it is.
Purses have always been an accessory that helps you portray your personality to strangers and make the impression you want. As much as they can tell by their appearance, more is understandable when you see the inside. Of course, we cannot randomly ask people to show what is inside their purses, but we can observe what they get out, how fast they find what they need, etc. While I was finding out more about these rationally assumable things, I also learned some useful techniques.
In the very begging I was introduced to Twitter, as funny as it may sound to you, I never used it until I made this blog, but everything has it first time. Next I learned how to edit audio with Audacity and put music on the background. The next challenge was making a five-shot video and editing it. Now I know how to work with Movie Maker! Another acquired knowledge was how to use all kinds of media platforms like Storify, Thinglink, Adobe Slate and many more.
In conclusion, I learned a lot about Media and myself, as well as a little more about the people around me. I hope you enjoyed my journey as much as I did. You can still follow me on We Heart It, if you want to find out more about me! 🙂 Keep exploring, let nothing stop you and whatever you do, don’t forget to enjoy it!
Wish you all the best,
Monika