I know I probably could have come up with something a little more original, but hey it works as an attention getter. For all 3 of you who are following me... my nemesis - the Creative Coaching assignment video is finished. I have turned it in and will now proceed to move on. YES!
So, I have uploaded it and included the link for your viewing pleasure. Here are some things I learned from the process...
1. A girls has got to know her limitations.
2. A project is much more fun when you do it with people you like to work with ;o)
3. In order to succeed, you must surround yourself with people who know more than you do in areas you are weak. It doesn't mean you get to quit learning, it just means that God made everyone with different gifts and for you to try to do everything yourself is robbing someone else of a chance to share their gift.
4. An artists work will never be perfect or finished in their eyes. Sometimes you just have to say "enough" and hit the send button!
5. Sometimes it is less about the finished product and more about what you learn in the process along the way.
Over all it was not the most pleasant thing I have ever done, or the best art I will ever produce, but I learned a lot and hope to push myself in this area in the future. :o)
HUGE thanks to Joel Quinoes and Matt Bashore Sr. for their help in the production, JT for his amazing spoken word and delivery, Robert Stubbs for braninstorming power, and Holly Abshire for lending her ear while I compained!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dj3jdv9Z0Q
Friday, October 16, 2009
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3 comments:
Favorite phrase: "...rotting in the pew...."
You could have mad ninja skills should you choose to seek black belt candidacy. I'm just sayin'.
Congrats! All things listed sound like my usual day at work. I agree with the list completely. There is no such thing as a perfect set of construction documents (for architecture) and a strong team really helps.
Well, I don't know exactly what you were going for but I thought it was great! It is a great call to action for all of us.
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