[Week 2]

When I received writing a project proposal as an assignment, I was at a stage where I was vaguely coming up with ideas, so I felt hopeless. What I want to say is, how I want to convey it, and what I can learn in the process. It was too difficult for me from start to finish. However, the beginning is half the battle. As soon as I solved the puzzle one by one, the plan began to be completed. First, I had time to redefine my ideas by writing an outline of my work. I developed the paragraph thinking about what the work, the subject of the proposal means to me and what I want it to mean to the audience. After organizing the thoughts like that, I could come up with the details of the work and found a framework for what the content and format of the work would be. In this process, I was able to know how to use the new skills I wanted to learn and express my work using more diverse media. At this point, all I had to do was making a decision about the way to show the work to the audience. The most troubling part was this. Because the message I had seemed to be nothing. Even if it will be delivered effectively, it was uncertain whether it will be able to move the audiences' hearts. But I decided to keep trying. Since it's still just a plan, the workshop or the conversation with the audience could be aimed at any number of times. I still don't know if I can really achieve it this semester. However, by making a concrete plan, the vague idea has been sorted out and quite well-established.