What You Want To Do is Worthwhile

What do you want to do? This is the ultimate question to ask of yourself.

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I have been writing since I was nine years old. In High School and college, I took up journaling, first in a book and then LiveJournal. In time I created a blog, where, seven years ago, I started to blog weekly.

Weekly became twice a week. Then three times a week. In addition to blogging, I continued to work on writing and editing works of fiction, and added in podcasting.

Then life, not for the first time, took an unexpected turn, and I found myself without a job. That was unexpected. Yet it occurred to me that I could see this as a failure…or an opportunity.

I looked at what was happening, and I asked myself, “What do I want to do?” Rather than lament the change and all the potential negatives that came of losing my job, I decided to look at it for potential, and as an opportunity to create something better.

So I began to write blogs twice a day, every weekday. I decided to continue to expand my work in positivity, conscious reality creation, and mindfulness, and share more of it with you.

What makes me an expert on this? Truth is, I’m not. Like you, I make mistakes, I get things wrong, and clearly I don’t always know how to fix what I am doing wrong (else I probably would not have…