I really connected to the part about “building something beautiful that lasts.” That’s exactly how I’ve been thinking about my new X page. It’s not about going viral or chasing numbers, it’s about creating meaningful conversations around culture, music and sports. The slow build actually feels right when the vision’s long-term. This week I learned that it’s okay to move slowly as long as it’s with purpose. I’m so excited for all of your accomplishments here Idris and wish you many more to come!
I learned this week that you can’t rush creativity. I’ve been working on a short story too and instead of fighting the process I’m simply embracing the enjoyment of it. You really captured that feeling well here. I also learned that consistency beats inspiration and to be proud of my slow and steady growth. Well done on all of your growth too Idris Elijah and thank you for the inspiring read today!
This week I learned that comfort is often the real risk. I applied for something I didn’t feel ready for and got it! Your line about everything being a risk is exactly right. I also learned to see the simple act of waking up as progress in itself. Like you said, every day really is a good day when you think about it that way. Thank you for sharing all your insights from your week and continued success to you!
What excellent lessons you’ve learned, Julie. And yes, everything is a risk so why not risk it all, not including your life our the lives of others, obviously.lol Thank you for being here! 🤗
I used to look at how slowly my technique improved and thought I was falling behind. But like you said, progress isn’t supposed to be flashy. It’s supposed to be honest. Each brushstroke really is part of a bigger, lasting picture. I learned this past week to stop calling my slow pace “stuck”. I’m not behind, I’m just building something that will actually last. So pleased that all of your efforts here are paying off and thank you for all your wonderful content Idris Elijah!
Your insight here is incredible and you’re absolutely right! Thank you for being here with us, and sharing your progress. You’ve grown so much in the last year! 🤗
I really connected to the part about “building something beautiful that lasts.” That’s exactly how I’ve been thinking about my new X page. It’s not about going viral or chasing numbers, it’s about creating meaningful conversations around culture, music and sports. The slow build actually feels right when the vision’s long-term. This week I learned that it’s okay to move slowly as long as it’s with purpose. I’m so excited for all of your accomplishments here Idris and wish you many more to come!
Thank you, Brian! Can’t wait to hear of your progress with your X page. It’s going to be something great! 🙌🏾
I learned this week that you can’t rush creativity. I’ve been working on a short story too and instead of fighting the process I’m simply embracing the enjoyment of it. You really captured that feeling well here. I also learned that consistency beats inspiration and to be proud of my slow and steady growth. Well done on all of your growth too Idris Elijah and thank you for the inspiring read today!
An excellent lesson to have learned. Creativity can be fragile and you must give it time and space. You’re most welcome Chloe! 🤗
This week I learned that comfort is often the real risk. I applied for something I didn’t feel ready for and got it! Your line about everything being a risk is exactly right. I also learned to see the simple act of waking up as progress in itself. Like you said, every day really is a good day when you think about it that way. Thank you for sharing all your insights from your week and continued success to you!
What excellent lessons you’ve learned, Julie. And yes, everything is a risk so why not risk it all, not including your life our the lives of others, obviously.lol Thank you for being here! 🤗
I used to look at how slowly my technique improved and thought I was falling behind. But like you said, progress isn’t supposed to be flashy. It’s supposed to be honest. Each brushstroke really is part of a bigger, lasting picture. I learned this past week to stop calling my slow pace “stuck”. I’m not behind, I’m just building something that will actually last. So pleased that all of your efforts here are paying off and thank you for all your wonderful content Idris Elijah!
Your insight here is incredible and you’re absolutely right! Thank you for being here with us, and sharing your progress. You’ve grown so much in the last year! 🤗