Hi everyone! I’m in Ohio right now, spending the rest of the year with my loved ones (they still live up North). It’s nice, because while I’m here, I have relatively little to worry and wonder about. I don’t have to cook or clean (and you guys know how much I hate cleaning), and I can just sit back and relax… and think. I am currently trying to think up my plans for myself in the coming years. I am no longer just a planner, though; I’m a do-er.
Everyone knows that with the new year comes New Year’s resoultions, and they always include things like lose weight, save money, get organized. These things are on my list, of course, but they’re also deeper. I don’t make New Years resolutions lightly; I make them to resolve issues. After I’ve resolved those issues, I maintain that resolve to hold them tight. I’m trying to sort out the good stuff from the junk, and to figure out just what I’m going to do with my new business venture, Kaali Billi Innovations. I’m trying to keep oil separate from water, because I keep catching myself trying to mix the two of them together. For instance, I am going to devote more time to being a freelance writer and artist; the freelance writing has nothing to do with the vision that I have for KBI to be a mind, body, and soul enriching business, though, so I have to keep reminding myself that when I form my business plan, that won’t be apart of it.
Right now I’m keeping everything sorted in Notepad, which is a nice, non-distracting little program; I use it more and more to write my articles that I am working on for the various sites that I work for – either that, or Wordpad. I don’t need a bunch of fancy formatting for most of these, so it works out very well for me. I am thinking about switching to Google Documents, for a more central, always available place to keep my files and have them always available to me. I’ll look into that more in-depth, but that is also something that I’ve dabbled in and experienced pretty good success with.
One other thing that I’m having to battle is keeping my dreams separate from my ambitions. I fell in love with art history again, thanks to Professor Ingleright-Telgenhoff, and I have to remember that right now, that doesn’t have a place in my life. Next semester I’m going to be focusing on beginning and finishing my AAS in Dietetic Science so that I can become a dietetic technician because that is where my passion deeply lies. I’m pretty sure that if I transfer my university credits over, I can knock out the degree in a very short amount of time. Once I do that, I’ll be able to have some real, solid cash flow coming in, from a career field that has some demand, being that it is related to the health sciences, and I will be able to start forming stability in my life.
Once I have the money to pay for the rest of my Uni degree and the art history degree that I’ve been pining over, I’ll do those, but no more student loans for me at this point in my life. I’ll either have the money to pay for my degree, tuition, books, and fees (grants is included in here) or I won’t. Simple as that.
I think that this entry is done for now. The SEO thing is going to kill me for not making this more precise and marketable and all that jazz, but I can deal with that for now. Later gators.