You can't stop, you can't relax or take what you do for granted, if you want to be successful. Keep trying new things and pushing the parameters. Get help, the kind of help, that will teach you and don't forget to give back.
These are cliches, and for a reason because they are true. We all say them maybe even mean them and from time to time, try to follow through with them.
The sinister thing about these sayings, cliches, what ever we call them, is as soon as we try to make them into something tangible, they fall by the wayside, leaving a wake of undesired outcomes.
The secret is, Don't Stop.
O.K. I know what your thinking, this is no big revelation.
The thing is, most people don't get any forward momentum before they stop.
That is why New Years resolutions don't work for most us.
My approach to not stopping is a unique combination of desire and shame.
I have a desire to continue to do what I love, at all costs but don't know what hardships lye ahead of me. Shame on the other hand is about letting myself down, yet again and having my life become an exercise in futility.
The stopping point has come upon me, this past week, reeking it's havoc on my well being and most of all, on my comfort zone. I haven't blogged or posted much in this past week and I feel a compromise to my desire.
Maybe just words but here are some people's desires.
David Choe– Muralist/Graffiti Artist
Began spray-painting on the streets in his teens- Choe is now an American painter, muralist, graffiti artist and graphic novelist of Korean descent. He achieved his world success with his “dirty style” figure paintings.
Casey Neistat, Video/Vlogger
My Invisible Friend, 30x30 acrylic on canvas