A new year has begun and when I look back at 2013, I see that I was able to accomplish many things, one of which was to start this blog. My goals this year are simple: To continue to live and breath a creative life. I keep reflecting on whether I have actually achieved that. When you work a full time job it is often hard to see past all the anxiety of the weeks work and commuting to note: Hey!, I am doing something creative everyday or at least most days! Feeling frustrated that I haven't been able to keep up with my new blog. Losing sight of my vision for this blog in the craziness and excitement getting ready for the holidays has been slowly undermining my focus and motivation to keep trying. That being said, I can but try. My main focus or the foundation of my New Year's Resolutions is to maintain my four agreements (by Don Miguel Ruiz):
Keeping these simple guidelines in mind, I hope to figure out how to prioritize and organize my time so that its is manageable - doable. Fitting creativity around a weekly job that is not 9-5 in many cases - I am a teacher by profession - is always a challenge. Working with teens is rewarding and I do not regret my 29 years of teaching at all. However, it is exhausting physically and emotionally. I need my creative time to help me refocus my attention on what is also important to me - art, crafts, sewing and writing.
I hope that 2014 will be my year to continue on my life's journey one step higher up on the spiral of possibility. I have begun my quest to live a creative life and there is no time like the present to re-energize my motivation. Thank you for stopping by. I hope to share my journey more frequently than I have.
May 2014 bring great joy, love and hope to your dreams, your family and all that you hold dear.
Cheers!
Keeping these simple guidelines in mind, I hope to figure out how to prioritize and organize my time so that its is manageable - doable. Fitting creativity around a weekly job that is not 9-5 in many cases - I am a teacher by profession - is always a challenge. Working with teens is rewarding and I do not regret my 29 years of teaching at all. However, it is exhausting physically and emotionally. I need my creative time to help me refocus my attention on what is also important to me - art, crafts, sewing and writing.
I hope that 2014 will be my year to continue on my life's journey one step higher up on the spiral of possibility. I have begun my quest to live a creative life and there is no time like the present to re-energize my motivation. Thank you for stopping by. I hope to share my journey more frequently than I have.
May 2014 bring great joy, love and hope to your dreams, your family and all that you hold dear.
Cheers!
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