Countdown to 2014 Journal Prompt #6 – What do you want to learn?

About three years ago, I decided I was going to teach myself how to knit. A friend loaned me a book on knitting basics for kids, I bought my supplies, and taught myself how to make simple scarves, straight lines on top of straight lines. Everyone got a scarf for Christmas. And while it was something simple and small, there was a satisfaction in knowing I taught myself a new skill, one that had a practical application with tangible results. I’m now also a little better at it thanks to Christine’s help over Skype and with some online resources.

All the information we’d ever need to learn something new is at our fingertips. Videos, pictures, diagrams. If you want to figure out how to do something, you just need to Google it, really.

For today’s prompt, consider a few skills you’ve always admired in your friends or family members, that you wish you had. Is there anything you’ve always wished you new how to do yourself? Have there been things you’ve avoided learning in the past, or felt intimidated by for whatever reason? Make a plan for learning something new. Will you take a class this year, or buy a book?

We’d love to see what you come up with!


Enter to Win Our Favorite Things!Want more?

  • Join a coaching group, or enquire about one to one coaching. Seats are VERY limited and groups start again in January. Between now and January 1st, lock yourself in at the introductory rate! – http://vividandbrave.com/join-us-overview/
  • Enter the Journal Goodies Giveway
  • Like our Facebook page
  • Join the Facebook Group specifically created for creative women to share and inspire each other

 

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Stephanie Ostermann

I’m the sort of girl who you meet for coffee and end up pouring your entire heart out to. The friend you come to when you need someone to call it straight. No bullshit. No extras. Just truth.

I’m a communicator. That’s a PC way of saying I like to talk, but I also spend a lot of my time listening, and over the years, I’ve developed a sense for subtext – how one or two words can change your entire message, what people are really trying to say and how to weave the varied layers of your story into one cohesive brand message that your clients fall in love with.

When I'm not acting as editor in chief for Vivid & Brave, you can find me geeking out over words here.

Latest posts by Stephanie Ostermann (see all)