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Daily Archives: February 7, 2009
Streams of creative consciousness
Creative ideas are great. They are necessary and they have been given to us by God. We are made in His image, the Ultimate Creator. But our creative thoughts, like all of our thoughts, must not rule us. Creative types are long on ideas. We have them running out our ears. If ideas were green beans we would have bushels and pecks. I know I sometimes can’t help myself. If we pass an empty storefront, … read on, my friend…
Finishing is where it’s at
I am very good at starting things. I am visionary and can see in the tiny seed of an idea the forest it can become. Starting things is exhilarating. Like a new love interest, you can’t wait to dream and plan and work on the relationship. The new thing is filled with possibility and hope that it will work out like you have envisioned. There are three steps to any project: planning, doing, evaluating. This … read on, my friend…















































