4 things I learned in 2017

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This year I gained perspective and courage, enough so to start my blog. Beyond that though I learned important lessons that I want to capture and highlight. These were thoughts I struggled with and learned more about and so I hope it becomes a tool for the future and for others to gain perspective on as well. So here goes:

  1. Independence is a virtue: Taking the initiative to work on the things that you can do for yourself is an important skill to have. Be proud of that strength, and don’t take crap for it! Sometimes being independent means others are less inclined to help or be true to you, despite that you are still awesome.

  2. Let others inspire you: I put so much stress on myself to be creative and inspired to complete and thrive on committed tasks. Creativity won’t always be able to come from within yourself, let others inspire you and you may find yourself doing better work.

  3. Don't forget what you're working for: I had more and more goals being in my last year of university. Each new opportunity made me fantasize about my future. In your fantasies don’t forget the reasons why you’re working hard.

  4. Everyone is different: Appreciate that others have different backgrounds and ways of solving problems. Also, don’t be afraid to learn more about others! Assuming positive intent can mean the world to someone.

These are my four lessons from 2017.

 

How Content Sharing Motivated Me

How Content Sharing Motivated Me

Not only is it a skill, but it is also an inspiration. We know artist allow their work to be inspired by events, the world, other work, other artists. We see people get inspired by inspirational talks, self-help books, other people. I think content sharing and content creating, which go hand in hand, inspires people who may need that extra motivation to continue pursuing their work or their interests or their goals.