It's July 10th, 2012 and I am making a comeback to my much deprived blogosphere.
A little over two years ago, I took a hiatus after ending a 10 year relationship. My life for all purposes should have been thrown off track. But as it turns out, life has a way of showing you that the "here" is always exactly where you are intended to be. I told the world [and anyone else listening] that I was perfectly fine being alone and figuring it out on my own. In fact, I cursed relationships and was on a mission to "find myself." No sooner than those words could escape my lips, I met the love of my life. She has shown me the true meaning of "partner" in every sense of the word. It's the kind of love that I never dreamed could exist beyond the movie screen.
I could go on and on about the love in my life and I probably will in future blogs so I apologize now. More to the point...
The original intent of Paint it Forward was to journal my creative nourishment project -- artistic or small acts of good will that I put out into the world, expecting nothing in return. I can't say that the future intent has changed much.
So my mission is this: align the rest of my life with the passion and inspiration that I've found in my love life. Over the last year I've been in search of my "Why". (I'm a huge fan of Simon Sinek and love his book Start With Why. It is a MUST READ.) I'm using this space as a journal of sorts to discuss projects that I've taken on over the past year -- aka current work (professional or other), mini "paint it forward" projects, and random thoughts and doodles.
I face timelines every day, so this will have none. I am a work in progress and I own that statement proudly. Here goes...something.
I face timelines every day, so this will have none. I am a work in progress and I own that statement proudly. Here goes...something.
2 comments:
i'm so excited, i'm so excited, i'm so excited! welcome back. you are right - this is going to be something ... something great. love you.
ps: i'm going to have to go check out that book.
Thanks, Rachelle :) You'll love the book, but you can also watch his TED talk on Youtube or go to simonsinek.com. Love you!
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