Creating a future

" To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong."


--Joseph Chilton Pearce
 
I spent many hours in 2010 planning my creative future. I finally have a direction for myself, and have begun the first stages. Although it will take lots of time, work, money, and self confidence, I know I can do it. My driving force is knowing that someday I will be happy everyday. Maybe not all day everyday, but at least some, everyday. Going in to work surrounded by what I love and enjoy will be amazing.
 

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