I was immediately intimidated with the question, “What’s your revolution?” Now, I know that’s not a very Ladies Who Launch thing to say. But I was. Stating my revolution is no small thing. I hadn’t been so hot at New Year’s resolutions so how could I possibly have a revolution? And if I did - would it be good enough? Or big enough or would it happen fast enough that
it would even qualify as a revolution?
This might not seem like a revolution but it’s my quiet revolution. I’ve been working with my web designer Katie-James to get my new website Reel Invitations up and running. I’m stringing the small steps together. I like to think of how actors are often portrayed to be “overnight success” when I know better. That’s just what the media would like us to think. Most likely, that actor has been taking it one day and one audition at a time. Preparing for their time. Any hopefully my quiet revolution is doing just that for me.
I love your Reel Invitations. What a great idea. I'll pass it onto to everyone I know. Good luck with your new business ! I like your idea of doing at least one thing towards it every day. Louise
Posted by: Louise Cady-Fernandes | February 16, 2007 at 12:52 PM
Great post. I think your quiet revolution is wonderful. I am sooo a current member of the “I should be further along at this point in my life” school and need to break away as you have.
Posted by: Shanna | February 20, 2007 at 07:53 PM