Blind Spots/Creative Work

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I’ve been thinking of what I have to change in myself.  I am a long-term counselor

working with many clients over the years but  I still have my blind spots and know

it. I am glad to have this self awareness and not to hate myself  like I might  have

done when I was younger. I put my creative projects aside until “real work” is

done and that’s no way to live a happy life. There’s something in creative work t

hat can be frightening.

 

I need to tell myself that creative work is part of “real work” and gives me energy

to do the harder things I must do. I would be happier if I  concluded the art project

I have been putting aside. I have a gallery now that will take the work. I blame the

busyness of life for not doing what I want to do. I need to remember myself and

what feeds the “private” me. I think the difficulty in creative work is when I have

so many decisions to make within the painting/collage. Making visual art feels

risky to me but very exciting too. It’s scarier thinking about it than to be in the

process and so I begin .

 

Do you feel that you have been putting something off  because you blame

others or something else? What have you discovered about this? What are

your blind spots?

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