Thursdays in 50 Words ~ 2/50
The Art of Dreaming Big ✍️
📷 Santa Fe ~ My favorite days—cloudy and moody—to go for a walk.
THURSDAYS IN 50 WORDS
is about helping to ignite a spark to get work done, begin a new project, or find more creativity within ourselves.
Sometimes life takes over—you probably know what I’m talking about—the day passes and suddenly it’s nighttime and I realize that I’ve done a lot, except for writing. But, hey, I can write 50 words. There’s no excuse.
Write 50 words about anything that comes to your mind.
Use the prompt below to write your 50 words.
Write 50 words about how you feel.
Write 50 about what to do with your next creative project.
If you’re a writer, add 50 works to whatever project you’re working on.
Prompt 2/50: write 50 words about your biggest dream.
Where do you want to travel to?
What do you want to achieve?
What would you love to buy?
What would you like to do to help others?
I am grateful you’re here. Let’s make this a safe place where everybody is heard and accepted.
Love,
❤️ Olivia
I ❤️ TO HEAR FROM YOU
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🔖 Mornings in 50 Words is currently only available in digital format. It contains a lot of colored photography, which makes the print version expensive. But we are working on a solution.
I firmly believe people come into our lives when we need them most-even if they end up being destructive-and leave when the job’s done. It’s also hard to maintain friendships as adults with so many distractions. I count my blessings for every friend I make-and doubly so for the ride and die folks who make my life rich and full. I love my writer friends so much. So many I’ve never met in person but it’s like we’ve been friends all our lives.
It can be as simple as that to dream big. But it's quite hard to turn the obstacles down life was building up for you or that you created by yourself. Sometimes this process can take a whole life.