I DID A THING

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I spent time doing something today that has caused much anxiety. I sat up a table and accompanied a friend to a fair where I tried to sell some of my art. What if I don’t sell anything? Everyone who wants me to fail will laugh. People might feel sorry for me. I’ll have to figure out how to not let depression use it to feel more worthless.

I didn’t sell a thing. And… I’m fine. I made friends. Spent time with another friend and had a lovely time. I’d do it again. In fact, I’m scheduled to do it again. I can do this I’ve just got to get the hang of it.

8 thoughts on “I DID A THING

  1. I’m not a visual artist, but I do know how it feels like to “fail”. But it’s when we stand up from the fall that it ceases to be a failure. “Failures” are just trials that will improve us along the way until we get them right eventually.

    For sure, we will fall time and time again. We only need to see our self-worth, enjoy the moments, and grow even more. We’ll look back and say, “What failure? I was awesome!”

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  2. Bravo! I sold my wares at (holiday) shows for a decade, and I often reminded myself that not everyone wanted or needed what I sold (so I didn’t take things personally), but the right people would find me and my offerings. Same for you. The right people will find your art and will have to take some home.

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