Recently I wrote about the artist who has so much to express. Today it’s about the person, not the artist, that feels like they have so much to say but not enough opportunity to express it. The person that feels frustrated of not being understood.
Rather than chasing a life-long pursuit of happiness, redefine your time-frame to something more manageable. Aim to achieve it regularly. Frequently. Continuously. Allow your life-long pursuit for happiness to transform into a pursuit of achieving regular states of happiness.
I applied the Schwarzkopf Ultimate Repair Anti-Damage Mask after washing my hair with the Schwarzkopf Extra Care Ultimate Repair Shampoo and Conditioner. I left in for 7 mins, the recommendation is 1-2 mins. That’s how long I could stand still and ponder about life before I got bored.
Little coffee table flower arrangements by Ponder Posy at Local Crowd Cafe. A coffee shop tucked away in the suburbs on Adelaide.
Quote – Fail Fast. Learn Fast. Improve Fast. You have to try things (and sometimes fail) and just keep learning from them. The goal is NOT to let fear of failure stop you.
Set aside time to get things done. Let it be time to ‘work’ on it, rather than the only opportunity to ‘complete’ it. Shift your perspective and gain results.
Quote – Hold the vision, trust the process. A very powerful concept for creative, artists, and those who constantly juggle multiple tasks. It’s a helpful concept to keep in mind, especially when you find yourself questioning whether you’re actually on the right path.
I want to share with you a photography quote I came across today. Not because it’s a photography quote but because I believe it holds a much more valuable lesson behind it, one on life. It's a quote by Elliott Erwitt, who is apparently a well-known advertising and...
Happiness is a choice. Choose happiness.