One of the big epiphanies which led me to begin my 100 days of letting go of past shite project, was how I’d decided that this project was a waste of time. At the time, I was overwhelmed and doing my forced march to the finish line. I then convinced myself that it wasn’t as clever a concept as I’d thought because there wasn’t a whole lot of audience interaction. I had wanted this project to fill me up. And it hadn’t.
A year later, when I came back and did some research on these conclusions, I discovered that there were plenty of people seeing them. I used imagined abandonment as my excuse to run and hide, an old script my mother taught me. I was just exhausted, and I needed permission to give up on myself. And so, I had.
When creating these little personal snapshots of my life with my handwritten comments, it felt like a great combination of words and pictures. They also deserve to be housed in a proper book to enjoy them so perhaps I’ll do that. As if I need yet another creative task!
Enjoy these samples, less than 20% of the total project. You can search for the full project in my Instagram highlights if you really want to see more. And I’ve been thinking that maybe it’s time to host an online creative project for a week or even a local 100-day project accountability group when the project comes around next Spring!
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