Sometimes it amazes me when we fumble around with our actions. We are unsure of what we do. Although we want to do them, we still have this sense of uncertainty, of being judged or seeming a bit wishy-washy because we don't know how we will be perceived.
In everything we do, we need to own it. By this I mean embrace it, take responsibility for it as yours. Walk into that room owning yourself, your walk, your talk. Write that book or whatever, and own those words. Don't think about them and if someone will like them--own them.
Own the way you drive, your decisions, your feelings, your thoughts. Own it all.
Once you own it, yourself, you will truly be alive.
About Me
- Tamara Hanson
- I started writing at a very young age, penning stories about the Titanic, ghosts, and other paranormal things. I then took my masterpieces and taped them to my desk at school. Some kids had their art, I had my stories. In 1995, I received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Regina. At one point in my life, I thought I could help people through counselling. However, the writing muse kept calling my name and, after a ten year break of not writing, I picked up my pen again...or rather, turned on my used Mac computer that I bought from my Psychology professor, which had no hard drive. (Remember, this is the 90s.) Fast forward about a million years, and here I am, sitting in front of my computer, hammering out stories for the world to enjoy.
2 comments:
i might have to take out a loan from the National bank of optimism first :]
but good advice
I'm Sandy Penny, writingmuse.blogspot.com. I'm a writer, both corporate and inspirational, and I'd like to get to know more about you. We seem to share a lot of the same philosophy.
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