Hi guys, how are you doing? I am fine, thanks for asking…😁
Story Story…..
While in the studio recently, I was trying to get an image. I knew what I wanted; I had it clear in my head. Started shooting, got halfway, and didn’t know how to get the little detail that would have made THE image, and I got stuck. Guess what Rosemary did? She got up and gave up, and because I was “moving on to something else”, something “less complicated”; the next best thing, it didn’t feel like I was giving up, at least I was trying something else. Well, shocker, my mum pegged me right.
Before I continue, let me make it a clear point that being able to move on when something doesn’t work is not an issue; when used right, it is an asset. However, moving on when you did not fully apply yourself and exhaust all options is such a dangerous trait, as you will continue to have half-done, mediocre results.
Being able to give a 100%, yet personally limiting yourself to produce 50% or just above average, where it is neither a fail nor a pass, is the worst thing you can do to yourself. All because of laziness and not believing in the value you hold. Do not get comfortable in the knowledge that you could possibly maybe actually do it; rather, bask in the glory of having done it.
Anything is possible once you believe you are worthy of achieving it – Jason Pockrandt
Do not live a life of coincidences and one-hit wonders; be intentional and purposeful. Granted, some things do not go as planned, but make sure you value yourself enough to try again effectively and efficiently.
Do not settle for a destination that you do not want just because you think second best is just as good.
Respect yourself enough to be the best of you there is. Your little acts are important no matter how tiny the ripple is. Never compare yourself to anyone by saying ‘well I am doing better than Mr A so that works’ because although 0 is better than -1, no one wants 0.
Anyway, thank God for mothers; the goal from here on out is to exhaust all options effectively and efficiently before moving on. No room for mediocrity this year. Thanks, Mama.
STAY SHINING LOVELIES.
Thoughts?
Images: The Blackscribbler
MUA: Kiyoka
Model: Mina

Jo
January 28, 2019
Very true TBS….thanks for sharing
Rosemary Osuya
January 28, 2019
thank you