I feel I haven’t been very successful lately when it comes to the jewelry business. You may realize that already since you haven’t seen me post much jewelry or destash many supplies. Other things always end up higher on my list of to-dos any given week. To me, that’s a minor failure on my part.
your failures do not define you by unsoundtransient, on Flickr
However, that doesn’t stop me from keeping those tasks on my to-do list. I also don’t let my “failure” define me. You never know when you’ll be able to make the time for things. You never know when you’ll have the creative spark to fix a problem. You never know what can happen in any given week. You just never know.
And I’m making an active choice to focus on other priorities. Although in this case, I have a few other to-dos to complete first (creating new lightbox, picking new background) before I can even move forward with listing any new jewelry or supplies. And I do have new jewelry to list.
You? What weekly failure baggage are you carrying?
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hello! thanks for visiting my blog dear! as for the avocado smoothies, you really can’t taste them, the fruit flavors overpower them hehe! so just think, if you use it, you’re getting something healthy! :)
i always have soo many things on my to-do list and whenever i cross one thing off, 5 things get added, boo! well they are mostly self generated ambitious tasks i want to take on hehe! have a great rest of the week!
Then I think I will have to make it a point to try them with avocado. Love me some avocado. :)
I’m a little the same… self-generated ambition is what makes my list grow and grow. My husband just laughs at me now each time I say “I’ll have to make that”. lol
I agree, my to-do list is ever growing and always changing, and I love all the things on my list! :) I wish I could blog more consistently. I know I could easily let that feel like a failure, but I know that that time will come and I have to take care of my day to day priorities first. So..no failure, just a minor detour. :)
“Minor detour” – excellent way to look at it! :)