This infographic arrived in a newsletter. The only context provided was that the newsletter is primarily for small-scale entrepreneurs. It’s good advice for lots of people. But my first reaction was:
I always think of those magazines that tell you what’s in and what’s out. For instance, yellow is in this spring! Here are some yellow notebooks! Buy yellow shoes! Why don’t you wear some yellow earrings! Sometimes I’m persuaded and I go get something yellow and I’m happy and other times I think FOR ME, I don’t prefer yellow. I don’t like it when everybody projects what is in and what is out because for me, what might be in might be out for somebody else and vice versa
I’m in a season of life where I’m rebuilding. So, “what’s for me?”, is very helpful to ask myself. I’m trying new things that open doors to creativity. Like, leaving a canvas and paints out so tv viewing can be creative entertainment, too.📺
I always think of those magazines that tell you what’s in and what’s out. For instance, yellow is in this spring! Here are some yellow notebooks! Buy yellow shoes! Why don’t you wear some yellow earrings! Sometimes I’m persuaded and I go get something yellow and I’m happy and other times I think FOR ME, I don’t prefer yellow. I don’t like it when everybody projects what is in and what is out because for me, what might be in might be out for somebody else and vice versa
I’m in a season of life where I’m rebuilding. So, “what’s for me?”, is very helpful to ask myself. I’m trying new things that open doors to creativity. Like, leaving a canvas and paints out so tv viewing can be creative entertainment, too.📺