They say we are but a blip on the map compared to the age of the Earth alone. For most, four decades is a considerable amount of time for a man or woman to be holding on to a dream.Like most I have endured countless unfortunate circumstances. I chose this path for good reason. But at a cost.Burying my self in creative projects, going for drives alone, listening to loud metal music to drown out the noise. Waking up before sunrise in sudden panic because everything has caught up with me.I have achieved much in my life that little 12 years old me would be in awe of. As I turn over another decade in my life journey, I suddenly feel like nothing really matters. I failed at trying to hold together situations in certain aspects of my life. even more challenging? Holding myself together.I when was still a teenager, I was struggling with a project, and my dad finally sat down and said to me he admires how with anything I do, I have never given up on what I work on. He told me not to lose that quality of my personality.He is right, and I wasn’t about to break the trend. It still holds true. Now more than ever, I have sat at rock bottom. On the cusp of breaking through that rocky floor. Clarity hit me. The beautiful realization that everything I have experienced , and will experience, the dreams, I have, the person I am naturally in my authenticity comes down to omniscient senses unknowably picking up familiar circumstances around me, happening to other people. The challenges they face. How I would always find solutions to unbreakable cycles. “That was it…” The stories I tell, the relationships I have, center around the psychology of trust - I help you , you help me.I found always feeling disappointed in others. I had to trust me, myself, and I solely, enough to move swiftly as second nature. Continuing my long seeded mission in helping others raise themselves from the ashes, in all aspects of life. Through conversations, support, guidance, and most radically and somewhat controversial at times. Watching me go against social norms - helping through my art... Driving this machine being fueled by this idea of always moving forward. When you feel like throwing in the towel is when you need 1% more effort. The success is closer than you think.I’m William Aumuller. Award winning filmmaker, actor, musician. Carving out my groove in life on a canvas never used before. Possibly misunderstood, until I show you who, what , when , where, and why. Unbothered, but willing to grow. I want to bring back humility and community.