We all work in situations where we learn the patterns and daily drill of whatever it is we’re invested in, work or play, people or art. The probability of patterns repeating encourage us in a way that psychologically, we may not even realize. That dependable thing though gives us stability and comfort and feed our most basic needs.
When we add new things, or meet new people, or any other first time activity, we have little ability to predict what will happen. It’s logical to attach some similar thoughts to similar behaviors, so when I add new designers to my blog, I have some idea what to expect because I’ve worked with other designers. However, I do have to learn the new designer’s personal tastes and ways so that I find balance and make myself the most useful.
This past week, Evolve added me to their blogger list. I was thrilled. When I began blogging over a year ago, I worked really hard to find designers who would work with first time bloggers and for those who helped along the way, I will be ever grateful. Some businesses however, seemed so far removed from something I’d ever earn the privilege (Read more…)
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