Prompt 08: 🔭 Building Tomorrow
Hello! It’s Friday, and tomorrow marks the debut of our Indian street food stall! I’m thrilled and plan to document the experience. There’s plenty of prep work for tonight, so I’m relieved to have completed my strength training this morning. I considered going for an easy run, but I wanted to avoid any cramps for the big day. It seems best to adhere to a routine of three days of running and three days of strength training. Combining both on the same day seems a bit overwhelming at the moment! Enjoying a fresh cup of black coffee while completing this week’s final prompt.
No matter how bad or slow things go, you’re still way ahead of everyone who isn’t even trying. —Tony Robbins
Brush pen calligraphy and floral painting are arts I’ve longed to master, yet they demand regular practice and are a challenge to my perfectionist tendencies.
- Why haven’t you started?
I practiced for some time but eventually stopped. I really need an accountability partner! - Why is it difficult?
Patience is key when it comes to mastering any art form, and it often feels like it diminishes with age. - Why is it taking so long?
Not sure. Maybe I am waiting to be taught in person, or I just don’t know. - Why do you think it may fail?
Failing to try is already a defeat. However, it’s frustrating when I know I could have done better but didn’t, and settling for just okay leaves me feeling uneasy. - Why do you want to do it?
Creating digital or physical art and selling it could be a genuine path to explore! Alternatively, teaching is another avenue. The most important thing is to focus on learning for personal joy initially.
That’s a wrap for the week! I’m aware I skipped two days of prompt journaling, but I managed to finish all three prompts from The Journal Prompt. I hope to write for all five days next time.
Until then, happy weekend!😃
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