If you don’t know by now, Judy is constantly “on the prowl” for ways to doodle, experiment and as she says . . . “creatively procrastinate”. She made blobs of watercolor, “found” faces and blobbed on hair. Hopefully she wasn’t creating portraits of her friends . . . like me. Peggy Introducing the Blob family […]
I am going to send this to my 20 year old niece who is fearful of failure and making mistakes. The best lessons in life come out of our failures and mistakes.
Peta
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Peta,
Absolutely, I agree with you 100%. Lessons come from pain and disappointment. The trick is to learn from it because if we don’t our failures and mistakes will be repeated until we finally “get it”
Thanks for sending this on. Peggy and I always hope that others will share.
j
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Don’t beat yourself up just because you made a mistake. Stop torturing yourself.
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Linda T.,
Absolutely! Beating oneself up doesn’t help with learning from the mistake – it retards the ability to process what happened, learn and move on. And torture ain’t fun.
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