Comments on: Following My Money-Dependent Dreams http://craisin.com/797/following-my-money-dependent-dreams/ Thu, 22 Jul 2010 00:43:36 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: estellatse http://craisin.com/797/following-my-money-dependent-dreams/comment-page-1/#comment-12448 estellatse Thu, 07 May 2009 17:24:19 +0000 http://craisin.com/?p=797#comment-12448 Hey Brent and Jon, Thanks SO much for each of your feedback and support. I think that idea of doing one thing a day towards your goal is a great concept. It's a slowly-but-surely kind of mentality. Very steady and advantageous! I agree, Brent, we don't hear those phrases enough as adults. It's unfortunate that in our adult lives, we don't even know when we lost touch of our passions. I'll definitely keep those phrases in mind. <3! Estella Hey Brent and Jon,

Thanks SO much for each of your feedback and support. I think that idea of doing one thing a day towards your goal is a great concept. It’s a slowly-but-surely kind of mentality. Very steady and advantageous!

I agree, Brent, we don’t hear those phrases enough as adults. It’s unfortunate that in our adult lives, we don’t even know when we lost touch of our passions. I’ll definitely keep those phrases in mind.

<3!
Estella

]]> By: jon http://craisin.com/797/following-my-money-dependent-dreams/comment-page-1/#comment-12421 jon Wed, 06 May 2009 23:27:54 +0000 http://craisin.com/?p=797#comment-12421 It sounds like you are taking the time to get to know yourself. I can see that working all the time can be misconstrued as true identity of oneself, and most likely, many people believe that their job is what they are. and, when you remove the job most people are lost. so its only natural to think that you need to go in a direction where everybody else is and should be. if art is your thing i would find ways to fund it in the short term until its sustainable on its own. unfortunately it takes a lot of patience but if you do one thing a day towards it, you wont regret it later. its good to start out now because as time goes its inevitable you will begin to have more obligations and expenses. goodluck It sounds like you are taking the time to get to know yourself. I can see that working all the time can be misconstrued as true identity of oneself, and most likely, many people believe that their job is what they are. and, when you remove the job most people are lost. so its only natural to think that you need to go in a direction where everybody else is and should be. if art is your thing i would find ways to fund it in the short term until its sustainable on its own. unfortunately it takes a lot of patience but if you do one thing a day towards it, you wont regret it later. its good to start out now because as time goes its inevitable you will begin to have more obligations and expenses. goodluck

]]> By: brent http://craisin.com/797/following-my-money-dependent-dreams/comment-page-1/#comment-12416 brent Wed, 06 May 2009 20:08:56 +0000 http://craisin.com/?p=797#comment-12416 I think you've taken a step that a majority of people don't and for that you should be proud. "Your dream is achievable" or "It's never too late". As adults, we don't hear it enough or we're led to believe that dreams are for kids and "real-life" is for adults. The think the happiest (and most successful) people don't compromise for anything and keep strive for the fleeting dreams that were born with them. I'm happy for your pursuit and I'll provide any insight and relevant information as I come across it! I think you’ve taken a step that a majority of people don’t and for that you should be proud.

“Your dream is achievable” or “It’s never too late”. As adults, we don’t hear it enough or we’re led to believe that dreams are for kids and “real-life” is for adults. The think the happiest (and most successful) people don’t compromise for anything and keep strive for the fleeting dreams that were born with them.

I’m happy for your pursuit and I’ll provide any insight and relevant information as I come across it!

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