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New year's resolution
Dec. 31st, 2005 12:34 pmMy new year's resolution is... nothing.
This is likely one of the hardest I've given myself. It is the nothing that represents stopping failing by not becoming perfect but by stop judiging myself. This is not to say that I plan to go hide in the corner doing nothing. Quite the opposite. I will need to follow any ambissions I have, face the fear of creating and take the results for what they are, which is a step in any process. I want the year to be full of rich things, I want to find my passions again, but if I don't, I've still suceeded, because my new year's resolution is nothing. And that is why it's so hard.
This is likely one of the hardest I've given myself. It is the nothing that represents stopping failing by not becoming perfect but by stop judiging myself. This is not to say that I plan to go hide in the corner doing nothing. Quite the opposite. I will need to follow any ambissions I have, face the fear of creating and take the results for what they are, which is a step in any process. I want the year to be full of rich things, I want to find my passions again, but if I don't, I've still suceeded, because my new year's resolution is nothing. And that is why it's so hard.
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