Passion Projects
It’s important for all of us to connect with our why. I feel very strongly that everyone is creative in their own unique way. Expressing our creativity allows inspiration and perspiration to become part of our routine. Spending time focusing on and taking notice of what makes my heart sing not only helped me figure out what I should be doing but it also attracted more of what I love into my career. Ultimately I knew that I needed to be bold enough to make changes. For me that means spending time on passion projects—solely for the purpose of creating—in other words designing and creating for happiness. Which, it turns out, helps me do a better job for my customers. Below are a few passion projects that I’ve worked on for the sole purpose of creating and developing new skill sets. I hope you enjoy! – Cynthia
The work you do while you’re procrastinating is probably the work you should be doing the rest of your life.
– Jessica Hische
Pattern Collection
When you up-level your idea of what’s possible, and decide to really go for it, you open yourself up to the means to accomplish it as well.
– Jen Sincero, You Are A Badass
Children’s Book
When you want something all the universe conspires to help you achieve it.
– Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist
Veggie Puns
If you have two or three real passions, don’t feel like you have to pick and choose between them. Don’t discard. Keep all of your passions in your life.
– Austin Kleon, Steal Like An Artist
Fine Art Paintings
Each person on this planet has a life story that is unique. Your story has a powerful impact on your emotions, perceptions, idiosyncrasies, assumptions, vulnerabilities, and mindset. Your story goes a long way toward explaining your behaviors.
– Robert Steven Kaplan, What You’re Really Meant To Do
Passion Projects on the blog
In April my sister and I perfected a recipe for an organic rainbow cake. It's the type of project that I believe the weekends are made for. Also, I really wanted a beautiful cake as a canvas for my newly ...
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About 5 years ago I came across the book What You're Really Meant To Do: A Roadmap For Reaching Your Unique Potential by Robert Steven Kaplan. In one exercise he mentions the idea of identifying what makes your heart sing ...
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Over the past three weeks I've been sharing the journey of how my wedding invitations came to be. Today I'm sharing the finished pieces, as well as the entire wedding suite and photos of the big day! I was so ...
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