Looking Forward
I know that Christmas hasn't come and gone yet, but I decided to look forward to next year anyway(the closer it gets to Christmas the better I like it anyway).
In the next year, I want to have my own web site and find an on line outlet for my work. I also want to find some nice little shops that will carry my work locally.
About my work, I want to get a bunch more experimental and show the talents I have. I have been doing needlework since I'm a wee little girl and I'm way past the wee little girl stage. I also want to embrace my differences. Oddly enough although this season wasn't a gangbuster like last year, I did sell the things that I walked out on the limb for.
I'm also going to work more. I'm a bit of a procrastinator so I'm going to play less work more(which is more interesting and fulfilling then playing anyway).
I'm going to make more for myself. As much time as I spend making the pieces I make I always try to sell them. It is time for me to embrace myself and become a walking billboard or just a trendy lady.
I am going to send my work into a magazine. I've started pieces and somehow never got the nerve to take that next step. Now is the time(or next year is anyway).
I am going to paint the rooms in my house. They are badly in need of a paint job and I am such a procrastinator I just plain haven't done it.
And last but not least. I'm going back to the Y. At least 3 times a week although I would love to get back to the schedule I was on before the coop. Longevity doesn't run in my family and therefore I have to do the hard work to keep myself healthy!
My family life was a blessing this year, so I am just going to hope for another blessed year with my hubby and son and of course the dog.
Keep stitching. Be hopeful!
In the next year, I want to have my own web site and find an on line outlet for my work. I also want to find some nice little shops that will carry my work locally.
About my work, I want to get a bunch more experimental and show the talents I have. I have been doing needlework since I'm a wee little girl and I'm way past the wee little girl stage. I also want to embrace my differences. Oddly enough although this season wasn't a gangbuster like last year, I did sell the things that I walked out on the limb for.
I'm also going to work more. I'm a bit of a procrastinator so I'm going to play less work more(which is more interesting and fulfilling then playing anyway).
I'm going to make more for myself. As much time as I spend making the pieces I make I always try to sell them. It is time for me to embrace myself and become a walking billboard or just a trendy lady.
I am going to send my work into a magazine. I've started pieces and somehow never got the nerve to take that next step. Now is the time(or next year is anyway).
I am going to paint the rooms in my house. They are badly in need of a paint job and I am such a procrastinator I just plain haven't done it.
And last but not least. I'm going back to the Y. At least 3 times a week although I would love to get back to the schedule I was on before the coop. Longevity doesn't run in my family and therefore I have to do the hard work to keep myself healthy!
My family life was a blessing this year, so I am just going to hope for another blessed year with my hubby and son and of course the dog.
Keep stitching. Be hopeful!
Comments
I am linking you at my blog so I can keep track of your progress and find inspiration for my own!! Your work is beautiful and I am sure you will succeed in your goals.
Happy needlework, happy exercise, happy room painting for 2008!
Carrie
I am thinking about next year's marketing for the holidays too. It is pretty much over for this year for what I have to do - for active marketing.
I agree that usually work is more fun than play.
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Thank you all for your motivational answers to my suddenly motivated state of mind.