That''s just about the opposite of my mentality - I love looking into new and possibly better ways of doing things. Sometimes I''m dangerously eager to throw away the old ways and jump right into something new and interesting. What I hate is being forced to learn the way "everybody else" does things. My favorite coding environment is Delphi but even though it''s a perfectly capable tool for creating games I''m trying to force myself to use C++ (which I''ve never liked much) because nobody hires Delphi game developers. I''d say "screw the industry" and go the indie route using Delphi, but that seems to be an even harder road that getting a C++ programming job at a game company, though potentially much more rewarding. I am slightly tired of not having "out-of-box" access to most game-related code and libraries because they''re in C++, so it might be a worthwhile move anyway. And if I ever wanted to do console development....well, you get the idea and I''m starting to ramble.

Here''s a quote from my Business Management Lecturer, it sums up how we should see change, and I think it sounds really cheesy (something a guy in a pin-striped suit with red braces would say)

''Change is not just a destination, but a journey''

Aren''t we all keen now!