12
Steps to the Bridge:
·
You
get a great idea and go to work late because formulating and documenting your
idea is more important than a job.
·
The
goals you follow aren’t someone else’s.
·
Your
family, friends, and co-workers think you’re crazy by doing something radically
different.
·
Criticism
doesn’t slow you down.
·
You
quit attending cubicle nation and forge your own path.
·
The
only formal meeting you attend is with your tax accountant.
·
Success
or failure is just a speed-bump in the journey.
·
Fear
no longer prevents you from doing something meaningful that matters.
·
Decisions
you make are no longer based on selfish motives.
·
You
no longer go to battle because you are told too; you do so because you must.
·
You
realize you’re an Artist with the ability to change the world.
Once you cross that bridge there's no turning back. You've turned pro and have the duty, responsibility and freedom to do something remarkable. Create your Art and make a difference with the people YOU touch!
Until
We Meet Again,
Jim Carver
Jim Carver
Author: The Legacy of David A. Wells- The Lexington High School
“Band of Gold”
Something Meaningful that Matters!
www.successthroughmusic.com
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Home run! Great job.
ReplyDeleteA million thanks! Jim
DeleteGreat post I especially like this one: · You no longer go to battle because you are told too; you do so because you must.
ReplyDeleteThe muse is a persistent one for sure!
Write on
Frank
Frank- Yes it is. Glad to have you stop by and read my mission in life. Stop by and comment anytime. I appreciate hearing from you! Jim
Deletehttp://www.theweatheredlife.com/can-we-dream-the-dreams-of-dr-king/
DeleteFrank- Brilliant and inspiring blog!
I get up a 5am to work on my art and spend about 1 hour each morning on it. Let me know what you think. Followed the link from 48 days.net to your blog. http://amateurcalligrapher.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteSorry it took me a few days to checkout your Art. Wow. Fantastic work. You have a gift and a heck of a career ahead of you! Keep up the good work. Thanks for your comment and stopping by the Rust Belt. Jim Carver
DeleteOnce again Jim - you inspire and motivate! Yes, each of us has the duty to create our particular "art" and make a difference in our world.
ReplyDeleteAnn- your support and kind words are more than I deserve Thank you for all you do with your artistry and kind words! Jim
DeleteExhilarating! Your post makes me feel overjoyed by the tremendous blessing of being an artist. Heartfelt thanks for the Art you create, the light you shine and the inspiration you share!
ReplyDeleteCaroline- thank you so much. I am giving all the credit to the Good Lord Above and folks like yourself that truly have inspired me to be me! Jim
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