"I can do it" is always harder than "I think I can do it"

I have been observing editing videos for a long while, and even have been beyond the passion to actually make one to be used in a real news, after being frustrated to know no intern's work would be adopted, officially.

But apparently I overlooked the "grey" interpretation of the policy. Therefore, after insisting a million times, I finally got a chance to edit videos for a real news today! Well, I should clarify it was only for bumps and IDS, like teases, but still, I made it!

Then, it came to the practical application part, which is always harder than what I thought. All the tiny tricky problems that I would never anticipate in my imagination popped up. This reminds me the math exams in high school. I hate math, like most of journalism major dudes do. No matter how much prepared I felt after reading all the sample questions in the textbook, without actually solving a problem, I would always be defeated by some tiny tricky problems that never happened in my mind-solving process.

Ok, depressed so that I almost forgot the point for today: the first time I finally contribute to a real news here. Cheers!