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This week I opened the door to my tiny house and stepped inside—as I’ve done hundreds of times—but this time felt different. Instead of my eyes darting from unfinished part to unfinished part, I stepped back and took it all in.I made this.While far from finished, it’s an actual building—a home—that I built from scratch.
The feelings of pride, gratitude, and elation washed over me as I walked through something that six months earlier was a lumber pile at Home Depot.So often the feelings of being a creator are pain and frustration. The journey to create anything worthwhile isn’t easy. But if you persevere there’s another feeling waiting at the end.
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And it’s absolutely magical.That feeling is what I want for you.The feeling of finishing a project, taking a step back, and sayingI made this.I made this.Is there a time that you’ve felt that? Drop a comment below and tell me about it.
Dear Nathan, funnily enough today is the last day of my FIRST ever online summit called Festival of the Child. I created this too and feel such a sense of accomplishment and pride in all the work of the last 6 months.It’s a new initiative, I’m interested in what will evolve, but so grateful to have been in the process of creating.
Usually I save my “creativity” for sculpting goddesses out of clay yeah I know quite a contrast! Every moment is an act of creation in some ways congratulations on the success of yoru wonderful tiny house! Hi Nathan,You are more than correct, making something with your hands is the best. Years ago, after completing a degree in recording arts and sciences, I was able to use my acoustic design skills and build a small recording studio control room and isolation room in my basement starting from studs and concrete floor. It turned out acoustically perfect and after outfitting it with my old multi-track analogue recording equipment, I was able to record 4 independant record releases and myriads of demo recordings.Not only was the feeling of completing and building a couple “rooms” that became a source of income and artistic satisfaction, the act of recording, producing and mixing the finished project was superceeded only by making my own recordings.Your blog is very inspiring, I’ve been a subscriber for a while now and your newsletter is one of the first that gets read and clicked.Jon. Thanks for this reminder Nathan! I’ve definitely felt that.
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My most recent project has been writing a book on healing from rape- from my own bubbly, loving perspective. While usually my creations are all about the words (telling a story, sharing an idea), this one was about coming back to myself after a violently life-changing traumatic experience. I finished the first draft just a couple weeks ago, and I had this same moment where I just sat on my chair, looking at the draft and seeing myself reflected back at me in awe. I didn’t just create this book. I created this version of me. And I’m not done, but man. I was worse off than a pile of lumber at Home Depot when this whole creation started- and to see me now.
I teared up in gratitude and relief. I grew from it all, and now my healing is going to help others heal and find their beautiful loving cores as well. For the last 8 years, I’ve living with a brain tumor and all the horrible that goes along with that. But I wanted to start a blog.
I started TWO blogs. I did this in spite of the endless migraines; the daily tension headaches; the annoying and distracting brain tumor symptoms that are my constant companions; the fatigue; the hours of writing, editing, proofing; and the taking and retaking of thousands of images.
Now, every time I go to my site — StitchingInColour.com, I marvel at what I was able to create in spite of it all! Yes, Nathan, I have had that feeling. I still do and it’s extremely amazing and deeply joyful. In 2017 I wrote and published my first book. When I held the first copy in my hand I had the exact thoughts and feelings you just shared.I had feelings of pride, gratitude, satisfaction, fulfillment and was thinking to myself “I wrote this bookI created this” such a feeling of accomplishment!!!I also have the same thoughts and feelings about a weekly Podcast I’ve been hosting over the past year, and I still find myself having those thoughts and feelings about my first book and I’m completing the first draft of Book #2!
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