As I've mention
recently, I've been getting more into the work of author and researcher Dr.
Brene Brown. She focuses a lot of her work on the most core and essential human
emotions and experiences, and how they can sometimes be flip sides of the same
coin: shame, love, joy, worry, etc. They all come down in core (or at least how
I interpret them) to vulnerability. In reading one of her books about
whole-hearted living, The Gifts of
Imperfection: Your Guide to a Wholehearted Life, I began thinking of my
own struggles with perfection, and owning "being smart" as a core
personality trait. I'll go into more on that later, but through that experience
I realized that I don't think my blog or what I have to say is ever "good
enough" so why bother posting it. But let's be real, this is a creative
outlet and nothing more. I'm not a "blogger", I'm not trying to make
money or have pictures that look perfect. I just like sharing my thoughts, my
experiences and some creative ideas I may have from time to time. I'm in no way
shape or form a theologian or even remotely experienced in working in ministry.
I'm a Catholic girl in her mid-twenties in graduate school, and this is just my
life right now and what I'm thinking and experiencing.
I write because it
helps me to process through big ideas, to slow my mind and body down enough to
get words on paper (or screen) in an organized fashion that helps me to make
sense of it all. I feel like my processing things out and posting them, not only
does it hold me accountable to work through some of the bigger topics in life,
but also maybe my processing may help someone else see something more clearly.
I've decided to
write regardless if anyone reads. If you have thoughts or questions, I will
always try to answer, but this isn't a business or a full-time gig, so I'm just
going to let it be what it is for now. On that note I have to go, I should
probably be doing homework or research or something right now.
#graduateschoolproblems
Or maybe I'm just going to Disney World again :D
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