Tap into the wonderment and the romance. Connection. Whimsical, flirty, feminine, love, passion, curiosity.
Focus on the creative process not the outcome. Don’t put pressure on yourself and stay on your own path.
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Today I didn’t overthink things. I knew I wanted to fill my cup. I knew I wanted to create something. No pressure. No expectations.
Continue reading “Creative Dabblings |Graphic Art |Whimsical Dresses”
As part of a self-development project I have self imposed on myself (you can read more here), I am experimenting and exploring my surroundings through learning new skills and dabbling in the kitchen.
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I wake up with the sun and slowly, and gently, potter around my kitchen, stretching, daydreaming and soaking up a sense of gratitude.
I pour my instant coffee into my oversized, chipped mug and add a dash of milk. I love my morning coffee, it sets the tone for my day.
I am happy. I am living my quiet dream. Slow mornings and then some creating. To me that sounds perfect. Joyous.
Why should I hide myself because of fear of what others “might” think of me?
As an introvert I could live inside my head forever and only access my outer world as minimally as possible. My inner world is so rich, big, and exciting. I love to check in with myself and pinpoint how I am feeling and why. I love it.
My main, primary cognitive function is called Intoverted Feeling. I make all my decisions based on how I feel and my values. I love that this is my main function. It has made it easy over the past few years to do all the thing the wellness peeps recommend; stay still, go inwards, meditate, journal, get clear on how you feel. For me this was fairly easy peasy. I am in my element when I am in my Inrtoverted Feeling mode.
Continue reading “An INFP ready to get out of her head and focus on her Extroverted Intuition”
But what if I ignore the rules? Throw out the box rather than try to fit into it? Perhaps I should experiment with no box, no rules.
