" Some dictionaries define an Opus as the most brilliant composition a music composer creates in a lifetime. I believe this is a brilliant analogy. Each of us is our own instrument and we create our personal symphony by what we do with our lives. We have unlimited potential and anything is possible. Our personal symphony can be grand. It can be colourful. It can be inspiring. We can choose. Therefore, The Opus is really an invitation to take your life and create the most incredible and awesome legacy that is within you." ...So, after you have seen the movie...please share! What is your Opus?
I liked the movie. So did Nerissa. Apparently crowds in Calgary andEdmonton who saw a special showing of it went wild and loved it.
I don't know what impact The Opus will have on people. In some ways it'sjust the traditional goal setting stuff you and I have heard and readfor decades.
But the beauty of a good movie is that you get the same information inan easy, visual, even emotional form, which means it has a better chanceof getting into you and sticking with you.
The main message of The Opus is to bring your music out, to enjoy now,and to leave something behind.
The movie wants you to - as I say in it - "Dare Something Worthy."
When the movie is released (I don't know the date yet), go see it.
It just might awaken that song in your heart - your own Opus.
Ao Akua,
Joewww.mrfire.com
