Inspired by a few instances of obvious syncronistic situations, I write today in a grateful spirit. One that complements my determination to move forward in my artistic and business careers.
I love Big Idea. It’s a great television program that is built around the concept of taking your ideas beyond random mentions in idle conversation or those little sketches you drew on paper napkin and tucked away in your jacket pocket to be forgotten and never actually realized. In the new year I encourage you all to make those great ideas you have real. Get focused. Make things happen and enjoy the process of seeing through a project that’s important to you. Your progress is also your neighbors inspiration. By making something positive happen for yourself, that action creates a productive energy that is contagious if you share it. You’ll be surprised how like wildfire this ‘germ’ can spread and infect your inner circle. Great thing is you won’t be sick, only motivated, helping the wheels continually turn in a direction of success for yourself, as well as your friends and family.
Wednesday
Thursday
Something Worth Reading
I was checking out the blog of a good friend of mine and he wrote something that I think you all will enjoy.
Inspiration Direct From My Side Pocket
The other day I bought a new wallet. My old one had become tattered, or more precisely it had become more beat up than one of Houston Alexander’s recent opponents, and its thickness was starting to make it uncomfortable to sit down… bear in mind I keep my wallet in my front side pocket. So after going through the bins at the skate stores at the mall, which happen to be the only stores that I could find that sold wallets, I settled on a slim Element one (FYI – it turns out skate stores also have some of the nicest employees. Props to Zumiez on that). When I returned home and was taking all of the filler cards out of it I was given some inspiration from a very unexpected source as one of the cards had a message printed on it. Click here to read the rest.
Inspiration Direct From My Side Pocket
The other day I bought a new wallet. My old one had become tattered, or more precisely it had become more beat up than one of Houston Alexander’s recent opponents, and its thickness was starting to make it uncomfortable to sit down… bear in mind I keep my wallet in my front side pocket. So after going through the bins at the skate stores at the mall, which happen to be the only stores that I could find that sold wallets, I settled on a slim Element one (FYI – it turns out skate stores also have some of the nicest employees. Props to Zumiez on that). When I returned home and was taking all of the filler cards out of it I was given some inspiration from a very unexpected source as one of the cards had a message printed on it. Click here to read the rest.
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