Saturday, February 19, 2011

JOT Day 60 - If not now, when? No, really. When?

Another web page built.

Another domain name purchased.

And an improv workshop located and signed up for. This organization specializes in the kind of thing I want to do, and they offer a sketch writing class when I'm done with the improv training.

I love how the universe works, and I love that I get how to work with it instead of against it, and am reminded of this connection every. single. day.

If you'd like to find out how to do that for yourself, ping me.

It's really not worth waiting anymore.

Any day that's spent in ambivalence is another few decades of numbing out.

How many more of those do you want to endure?

Feb 19, 2011 9:04:53 AM | JOT

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Ben Gallagher

I am grateful and fortunate that I pinged you. Every. Single. Day.

Posted by: Ben Gallagher | Saturday, February 19, 2011 at 05:23 PM

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