I opened up my shop (http://GreenleafArts.etsy.com) earlier this week, and I’ve already sold a set of cards! I need to work on adjusting my pricing a bit – the etsy and pay pal fees were a bit more than I expected. But I think I’m off to a good start!
http://GreenleafArts.etsy.com is now open! I accomplished getting my shop set up, and now I can work on adding journals and notecards to the store this week.
There are three items up for sale, but I’m planning adding more journals by Friday!
I’m going to mark this goal as completed and set a new one of maintaining my stock and updating on a regular basis.
I’m getting ready to make this happen. I’ve made several handmade books to sell and several small books that will be free samples for http://www.homeofthesampler.com. Now I just need to come up with a name for my online store! My original name was going to be Mindful Arts, but I’m not so sure of that name right now…
For a while, I wasn’t able to do yoga on a regular basis. Now I’m back to doing yoga twice a week, but I’d like to get more disciplined and start practicing on my own. Also, yoga is more than just the asanas, so I’m going to work on incorporate yogic philosophy into my life, starting with mindful breathing. When I eat, I take three deep breaths in the middle of the meal. This simple action makes me more aware of my meal and how full I feel.
I love the cello. It’s a challenging instrument at first, but well worth the effort. The cello is a beautiful instrument!
The only ones I really know are Orion and the Big Dipper. I’d love to know all of them.
Definitely worthwhile! I normally hate to exercise, but yoga is a wonderful way to stay in shape, get in tune with your body, take care of yourself, and learn to meditate. Just make sure you find the class and the teacher that’s right for you!
I’m burned out on writing because I write all the time for grad school and for my technical writing job. I feel like I’ve lost my personal voice because I either have to write academically or technically for software manuals. Now I hate to write – it’s pure toture. When I try to write a paper, I end up staring at the screen for hours, and I’ve dragged my feet on just about every paper I’ve written in the past two years…
