The worst part of self-imposed pressure is wanting to finish a sculpture in one day,
forgetting and failing to recognize that the beauty of any work comes from repeated effort, not from the rush to complete it.
Every day, we have a unique palette of colors 🎨, according to the fluctuations of our moods and our own vital energy. And that’s normal.
It's important to understand that each day, our different color palette helps us see what has already been done and what we can improve.
We float, our color palette floats, and that's exactly why one day we add brown, another day purple, another day orange and yellow, until the work is fully composed with the colors it needs.
And that's how we get there.
Of course, we should always avoid self-criticism and instead look forward, not backward.
Much of what is done in haste, simply to finish a task, lacks appreciation, presence, and self-recognition.
Beauty lies in the step-by-step process, in the lightness, and in the small investments!
Little by little is how we get there.
Trust in that! 🩷
Understand that the most productive things in your life are not those you finish quickly, but those you dedicate yourself to little by little. In your own time and with consistency. In your time.
So, right now, look at the things you’ve done until today with appreciative eyes, rather than focusing on what is lacking.
You're on a journey!
Tomorrow is another day. Calm down 🩵
