“Nothing happens until something moves.”
― Albert Einstein

Organization, creativity, structure, motion.
I'm going to use this moment to upchuck all over this blog because I am very underslept and overwhelmed. I've spent the beginning of my week in a training that was both facinating and stifiling. As a creative, I value the dicipline it takes to get work done.
There are lots of ideas, thoughts that come to my head but I know it is the motion that brings them to life.
I can hoenstly say that many times I idle at the 1/4 inch tip that touches the motion, like a wave you see coming toward the shore, wondering if it will make a crash landing or just slide on into the beach.
It's electrifiying place to be, my body and mind feel uncomfortable.
Keeping it classy, I 100% want to vomit every time I show my work or my art.
But shit needs to get done
How to shape the shoreline?
So this training,
I love good trainings, because it brings together different brains, ideas and fun
This one was about standards, organization, productivity (all important stuff)
ORGANIZE
Hmm, well, let's talk about that
Back to the presentation
I am not the most organized person so I'm all on THIS.
I took notes, I listened, I participated in the activities. Contemplated using the dictation feature on my iphone. That is how bad I crave organization.
It was fun and energizing. I learned new pathways to productivity nirvana.
And then, bam, I felt incredibly OCD. As in get me the hell out here. MOVE!
Isn't there any crisis with one of my clients I can attend to? Please?
In a moment the presenter was just talking at me. The energy left.
I sat in front of a person just talking at me.
There was not discussion, no continued energy.
It's frustrating because there was a wave there.
And I know we need them both.
I should figure out how to organize by desk Feng Shei. It is peaceful and makes me want to get work done and just stare at my perfect desk at the same time. Odd.
Find that file in 30 seconds or less. That would be awesome!
I should and I do value this concept.
Concept and motion.