Give Yourself Permission to be Imperfect... and do it anyway!

Multi-passionate Entrepreneur. Have you ever heard this term before? When I did it just stuck with me. I have a lot of ideas in my mind. I’m passionate about health and well being so when something works for me I just want to share it with everyone I know. This passion though comes with a cost though -- scattered focus. There’s so much I want to do that often I do little bits and pieces of everything, which isn’t necessarily bad. But the trade off is that although I can commit and follow through with it, it takes a long time. Lately I’ve been actively working to clear this up and find clarity on what project I really want to take on. I ask myself, what really lights me up, keeps me interested and will have the maximum benefit for myself and others. I love writing. This passion I’ve wanted to share for a long time, but I’ve been stuck in analysis paralysis. I’m working on a book that I started last July, and to get that published will take much more time, which I have the patience for but….

I wanted to get going in a way that allowed me to produce and share some of that content now, hence the choice to start blogging. There are so many blog sites to choose from that I couldn’t commit to any. So that is what I choose to do now. I’ve committed to getting this blog out, on this platform on a weekly basis, even if it's messy and imperfect. Why? -Because why not? I love writing and writing for myself has been healing for me in so many ways. Perhaps my words will have an impact on you. Maybe by being generous with my work, I will inspire you to take action that you may not have otherwise done. Maybe it's just a fun story that will bring a smile to your face or shift your mood for that moment. Please understand this comes from a perfectionist, so it's hard to produce content that is not “perfect” in my eyes.

So here’s the disclaimer- there will be spelling mistakes and grammar mistakes in this blog. If that bothers you then this may not be the right blog for you and that’s ok :) This is not perfect journalism. It’s real life me to real life you with all the mistakes in between. Here’ we go!