I've always been tempted to buy postcards even though I won't use them 😅 I would buy them only because I like the photo on it, which proves to me (once again) that a good photo is the key of selling. Imagining these photos on a postcard, would you feel tempted to buy them?

I prompt this question to you, because I have faced this reality for myself before. In the past I would simply write down my ideas and hoard them. Now I have the approach of embracing those ideas head on and full sending it no matter what the format of the idea is, and in doing so I then share that idea with the world rather than gatekeeping the creativity I’m to express upon. Had a rather realization recently that I’ve been fitting into this box that the editors of my life have drawn around me. The naysayers in my life who are limited to only what they know and aren’t open to expanding on. I’m done being small for everyone’s comfort, I’m done being this little version I’ve masked myself to be. I ask this question to you, as I ignite myself into the authentic being that I am, that only few can fathom. Time to go inwards as the beauty of my unraveling goes outwards to those surrounding me, be of the comfort I have found in the uncomfortable. I will NO longer give into the limits others so easily place on themselves. Here’s to those outside of the box ideas to now be born.

Running 5k a day is like working on a new track. The first mile is the rough draft, the second mile is the mix, and by the third, you’re just in the zone.

Woke up today thinking about momentum and how it's been on the move again in my creative area of life. I have an important question to prompt you with. How will you invest in yourself today? Meaning, what actions or small steps will you invest in towards your business and/or creative areas of your life today? What is one small step that will add to the bigger picture of your goals combined? For me personally I will continue posting videos to their retrospective accounts. I will continue my daily workout. I will be digitally drawing. I am doing those necessary small steps towards what will amount to the bigger goals I have, without attaching an outcome to those said goals. Once we start ideating the goals, I feel we then allow space for disappointment, rather than doing the actions and arriving to the goals. I feel we tend to get too caught up in the outcome rather than enjoying the actual journey it requires to get to our goals. So, let me know what smaller steps you are investing into yourself, and not to the attached outcomes.

early bird gets the *flares, (finally) checked out the 'Arizona Biennial 2024' @ the Tucson Museum of Art, ~spicy vodka rigatoni from Reilly (you're welcome), family day @ the Tucson Roadrunners vs. Texas Stars game! >>> have an amazing rest of your week, y'all! <<< Q