A practice in imagination, huh? Another thing to practice, another thing to schedule. Will it always take time to get used to new things in our day? Are we that caveman-esque in our ways that change is so startling and disgruntling?
Certainly not! I am always looking for new ways of organization and scheduling, and a slot for imagination time (while it is not free-wheeling, still rather thrilling) sounds like it is right up my alley.
Now, sharing with others? That process makes me feel less than excited. My highlighter and I noted the various compliments and suggestions to ask for, but I can't help but realize I am skimming over that section out of a basic instinct of fear. Why take something you feel is incomplete, almost mediocre, and show it to someone? What would they think of you and your work?
I think it is worth the risk, once I actually get up to that point.
Certainly not! I am always looking for new ways of organization and scheduling, and a slot for imagination time (while it is not free-wheeling, still rather thrilling) sounds like it is right up my alley.
Now, sharing with others? That process makes me feel less than excited. My highlighter and I noted the various compliments and suggestions to ask for, but I can't help but realize I am skimming over that section out of a basic instinct of fear. Why take something you feel is incomplete, almost mediocre, and show it to someone? What would they think of you and your work?
I think it is worth the risk, once I actually get up to that point.
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