Create, Drive, Passion

Pic has zero to do with post; Roni on guard is pretty freaking cute though.

Some days I have so much to say and I long for this outlet. I have a constant note page open in my phone appropriately titled "blog ideas". While at a recent sporting event, I was definitely in the moment and rooting for our beloved OC Lions, but I also found myself eager to write and felt a surge for doing so. Ideas were coming to me left and right and back to center again, almost in sync with the movement happening in front of me I suppose. I kept thinking of grabbing my phone out and scribbling ideas because it felt like they were hitting me in rapid pace.

Since I write content for a living and am always developing material for usually an assigned purpose, I like this space being available. I've always said this ol' blog is for me and my thoughts and I'll be, it surely is. I think I want to either find a writing challenge or create one for myself. Like a 30 day challenge with themes for a day. I feel such a pull to be here and I want to act on this creative push I'm feeling, too.

Anyhow, it's a good day to have a good day so go have one! Stay creative and driven and passionate!!

Until we meet again,
M

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