Fear Gremlins
I just had a feeling that this course was going to change my life. So now the course has opened and on Sunday I did my first couple of FEARLESS painting exercises and that was fine but after that I was struggling, I didn't want to watch the videos, didn't want to do the exercises. I was still painting and drawing other things but I was fighting painting BIG. Finally yesterday when I was really honest with myself I realized that I had set really high expectations for this course. Maybe they were so high that even Connie couldn't get me to where I had dreamed I wanted to be not because she isn't amazing, because she is, but maybe the expectations were simply beyond reason. How could anything live up to them. So subconciously I think I decided that if I just didn't do the work then the course couldn't let me down, it was my choice not to do it.
Even though I had figured out this was exactly what was going on in my head actually doing something about it was very difficult, it took me until 7:30 last night to finally pull out the paint and brushes and actually do one of the assigned exercises. I think it was the perfect exercise for where my head was at, it was flowy and soft and when I finally showed up my painting met me where I was. So for now I think I have pushed past this hurdle, I am sure more will surface as I go through the FEARLESS painting process but for now I feel ready to tackle it head on.
Below is my FEARLESS, BIG flow painting.
1 comments:
Deanna, thank you so for being so honest--with yourself more than me or anyone else. All of us constantly put silly obstacles and road blocks in front of our way to living the truth we feel in our heart. This is a HUGE step you've just taken--and even more-- a HUGE realization you had about yourself. And that is pure gold in my book.
Pure gold--like yourself.
Sending you great love--keep FEARLESS™ Painting dear one--and know I'm here for you when that pesky fear gremlin shows it's face again.
BIG Hugs! BIG Hugs!
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