Don’t Go to the Mud Again

As soon as Talented Personality (TP) said that he was available to do a project, a network immediately set up an offer he could not refuse. After a few weeks, TP was back in front of the cameras and acting with a new Screen Interest (SI). TP has been in the business for a time and his onscreen partners ranged from seasoned to new actresses. This time, SI is among the promising talents of the network, and in a sense, this project could be considered her break. Much hinges on the success of the project, as that would be very positive news for TP and SI.

While press releases all have positive stories about TP going back to work, rumors continue to haunt the actor. Even though he has assured the management that he is fit and is more committed to fulfilling his goal of showing his talent, allegedly, he still cannot get rid of his old habit. According to the grapevine, TP has not really turned his back, as he still manages to sneak back to his old ways. So far, however, he seems to be more controlled of his actions.

Change can be done on the surface and good actors can pretend that all is well. Drawing the line between the true personality and the image flaunted in work can be done easily. Besides, TP is among those personalities who have done something similar, that is, pretend everything was okay until a trigger messes up their hold of their lives.

Second chances are easy to come by, but timing is always crucial. Many actors have undergone the cycle of falling, rising, falling, and rising in their careers, especially if they are too engrossed in a habit. However, many have lost the trust of producers and thus, have received limited projects to none at all. In the case of TP, regardless of his pronouncements, his enemy is no one else but himself. If he cannot fully kick his habit, he might not be given that third chance.

‘’Habits are formed by the repetition of particular acts. They are strengthened by an increase in the number of repeated acts. Habits are also weakened or broken, and contrary habits are formed by the repetition of contrary acts.’ ― Mortimer J. Adler

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