March. Success.
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Calendar Wisdom.
I am trying to stick to the monthly assignments from the calendar. In February, I have not done such a good job. Even though, I was thinking about love, but I did not write so much about it. But it certainly made me think. I even picked a couple of books on dating. I did not expect to find much in them, but surprisingly enough they opened my eyes. I even started following the advice given in them. I hope I will write about some of my experiences in the LOVE department or as we used to say in Russia “on the love front” (I guess, everything is a battle for us!)
But there is a new beginning. AGAIN. A new Chapter. Calendar Chapters are months. So there is a new month. March’s theme is “New Thinking”. The major idea is in order to get where you want or anywhere at all, from point “A” to point “not A”, you need at least to start moving. Forward, one might assume. Or backward. Or in circles (I hope NOT!) Well…
New Thinking.
Sometimes the challenge of moving forward isn’t simply seeing the path, it’s taking the first step. And to move our thinking forward, we have to make mental leaps into uncharted territory. Pick your favorite word in the first line of a poem, using it from the tiles. Each day use this word in the first line of a poem, using it as differently as possible each day: as a noun, a verb, an adjective, as something good, something bad, as something personal, as something public. Stretch your imagination and see where one word can take you.
Quote of the month:
“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.”
- Pablo Picasso
So… I am picking the word “SUCCESS”
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Posted on March 1st, 2010 under Chapters, English, Quotes • Tags: advice, artist, backward, battle, beginning, calendar, circle, forward, front, hope, imagination, Love, March, Pablo Picasso, point, Quotes, success, www.magneticpoetry.com. •
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