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Nobody can Do it All
I can’t do it all. But that just means I need to delegate.
When it comes to my brand as an artist, I am a creator. I’m a writer, editor, photographer, intermediate website builder, and ideas person.
When it comes to creating new ideas and building worlds, I am damned good at what I do. In writing about both my ongoing process and mindfulness, conscious reality creation, positivity, and the like — I have developed a level of expertise.
Over the years I have learned new skills. I know how to do the formatting for books — digital and paperback — for publishing via Amazon. I understand SEO practices and making articles compliant when it comes to posting to blogs.
But when it comes to certain other necessary aspects of the business end of my arts — I realize I am falling short.
It has occurred to me that the time has come to admit that I cannot do it all. Frankly, nobody can — with a few exceptions, of course. But recognizing and acknowledging my limitations is the first step to finding alternatives to them.
Some limitations are not to be overcome
Yes, they are a lot of things I can still learn to do. I have enough skills in marketing, for example, to do that.
