Since I’m a multipassionate polymath, I definately have my fair share of unfinished projects. Yet, it doesn’t really bother me. One reason why is because when I stick with a project, I know it’s deeply meaningful to me. Projects with temporary appeal don’t stick.
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![Red background white words, a poem for the explorer archetype What? When? How?The wind pulls at me, dancing in circles.Where?I dont know.But I do know that it calls me like a love song.A map that tastes like flowers and feels like stardust, granting me wishes that Im yet to discover.](https://i.postimg.cc/J4jzG8HH/wind-explorer-bright.png)
Why as a Blogger I'm Deciding to Go Off Niche
I’ve been blogging since 2010 and a common piece of advice is to pick your niche and stay in it. For beginning bloggers, this is a great place to start. Having one or two topics you can stick to gives you focus and motivation. It also makes it easier to...
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Why as an INFP, You May Like Keeping Your Goals to Yourself
One of my favorite personality type YouTubers is a guy named Frank James. Not too long ago, he posted a video entitled “What’s Annoying About Being Each of the Sixteen Personality Types.” For INFPs, he mentioned the annoyance of “Distraction.” However, the kind of distraction he mentions isn’t the typical...
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How I Create Gentle Daily Structure as an INFP
Nooo! It’s the “S” word!
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How to Work Towards Finishing Your Creative Projects a Little Every Day
Showing up daily to work on creative projects, even for a short time, can make a noticeable impact on how many projects you complete and how you feel about yourself as a creative person. I find that being there for my creative projects on the regular keeps me motivated and...
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How to Overcome Failure as an INFP Writer
I appreciate those who are always pointing out the benefits of failure. Failing truly is a chance to learn and grow.
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