My prompt for the drawings this year is: Who I Am.
Category Archives: brainstorming
Questions, questions, questions
What do you want to spend your time doing this year? How do you want your life to look? What kind of people would you like to surround yourself with? What’s important to you in this next year? What do you need to change to achieve that kind of life? What happened in your life?Continue reading “Questions, questions, questions”
More Questions for 2022
1. What’s one thing that’s happened to you that has made you a stronger person? 2. What’s one thing that’s happened to you in your life that made you feel weak? 3. Where is one place you feel most like yourself? 4. Where is your favorite place to escape to? 5. Who do you thinkContinue reading “More Questions for 2022”
January Notes
I will make the rest of my life, the best of my life. I must be the star of my own life. To do that — to live my vision, to be the star of my own life — I need to learn how to hold fast. I say no to things that don’t feelContinue reading “January Notes”
Brainstorming 2022 Intentions
Entering this new year from a place of gratitude and abundance will help me lay a foundation of self-compassion. My 12 Resolutions for 2022 were picked to nurture, feed and grow my emotions to broaden my life as it grows shorter as I age. These intentions are chunked into tasks. I will transform my resolutionsContinue reading “Brainstorming 2022 Intentions”
The Questions for 2022
What made 2021 unforgettable? What comes to my mind first when I think back on 2021? What did I enjoy doing in 2021? What new hobbies did I start? What activity brought me joy in the last 12 months? What/who was the one thing/person I am grateful for in 2021? What was my biggest winContinue reading “The Questions for 2022”
December Notes
I cannot control every aspect of the world around me; I can take control of how I interpret and deal with things in my environment. I believe in my resilience. Patience is everything. The person who understands principles can choose their own methods. – Warwick Schiller Most children are amazing critical thinkers until we silenceContinue reading “December Notes”
Relentless Robin 