Too Much On Your Plate?
by Cari Cole
Do you find yourself at the end of the day only half way through your To Do List? Did you know that’s not a big deal? Because it’s not about getting it all done…
When you let go of the “getting it all done” syndrome (that’s been a tough one for me – I’m addicted to this stuff) you can actually get more done and enjoy the moment more.
Most artists find themselves in this category – ’cause to be an artist is to have 2 jobs. One to pay the rent, and the second as a performer.
I admit – I love it (. . . but then I am an achievement junkie)
Go get too much on your plate and love it. Who cares?
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