Dwayne Moffatt says skip the rigid timeline and stay curious instead. Journaling and sitting with hard moments brought him clarity. The philosophy: slow, steady work is actually the fastest way forward.
Well, go for it. First of all, start being curious. The one thing that I will say is don't have a timeline. You know, you said 6 or 7 years. I said 6 or 7 months. Who knows? But being open and receptive to what you want does take time. It doesn't come overnight. I wanted it to. Let me tell you, I wanted it to. But it really was just being open to how things played out, how you were feeling, really diving in and figuring that out takes some time and it takes some hard moments, maybe some tears, a little bit of journaling. Like, it was, it was a journey, but just go for it. It's worth it. Like, I can say, you know, I'm the happiest almost I've ever been feeling like I'm moving faster to my closer, like, faster to my solvable problem than I ever have. Just because of the clarity and awareness that I've gained. And it's not over, but it's just, you know, be curious, like get curious and start like poking at it to see what happens.
I love that. Well, that's one of our fundamental ideas here at Creative Our Purposes is get curious and then get courageous, get creative. So I love that. And it also reminds me of that saying, smooth is smooth or slow is smooth and smooth is fast. Yes.
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