Rejection Nine-WWE

Today I applied for a Junior Art Director role at a place where creativity moves fast, visuals are loud, and storytelling matters.

Was I a little intimidated? Yes.
Did I apply anyway? Also yes.

I don’t have a traditional art school background. I have a Master’s in Criminal Justice, a camera, design software, a lot of late nights creating, and a brain wired for stories, details, and patterns. Turns out those skills travel pretty well.

This application wasn’t about “getting it right.”
It was about showing up, claiming space, and saying:
I belong in rooms where ideas are built at full volume.

If this becomes a rejection, that’s fine. Rejection therapy means collecting proof that I’m brave enough to try, even when the outcome isn’t guaranteed.

Either way, I’m proud of this one.