Thank you Temi! This letter perfectly describes the struggle with creative change and encourages me to mourn the things I wish I did, let them go and move on to something I'm passionate about without feeling stuck.
It’s interesting that you (and some other people apparently) think of pivoting as a potential failure. As somebody who is quite a chameleon in this sense, I have always regarded pivoting as a synonym of freedom and success. It’s added skills, new experiences, etc. If anything the only hold back is having the time/funds to fully delve into something new.
Pivoting isn’t failure
loved this post today, thank you for your vulnerability! Also, the quote "focus on your joy"!
Thank you Temi! This letter perfectly describes the struggle with creative change and encourages me to mourn the things I wish I did, let them go and move on to something I'm passionate about without feeling stuck.
I loved the new structure here, Temi :) and congratulations on your wins mentioned in the previous essay!!
It’s interesting that you (and some other people apparently) think of pivoting as a potential failure. As somebody who is quite a chameleon in this sense, I have always regarded pivoting as a synonym of freedom and success. It’s added skills, new experiences, etc. If anything the only hold back is having the time/funds to fully delve into something new.
This post makes me want to meet you. These are some very wise words.