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Can You Imagine?
Posted 09-20-2009 at 06:44 AM by Sandra Bostwick
When you can't imagine the finished project, it is hard to know where to start! I'm hearing quite a few comments that seem to suggest just that. Please don't give up!
Can you imagine what you want to accomplish when you are finished with your project? Can you write just one sentence about that?
Sometimes, you just have to give your critic a break and let your imagination get you going, even if the path will be unpredictable.
This makes me think of The Dreamfinder and Figment in the original Imagination Attraction.
Right now, working on my office, I can imagine an efficient system for files, an organization system for thousands of books, and clear work surfaces.
I'll be honest, just taking the time to imagine my final product has helped me plan my next 15 minutes!
By the way, here is an interesting commentary on the development of the original Imagination Attraction. Hope you like it!
http://www.figmentsimagination.com/mediavault.html
Can you imagine what you want to accomplish when you are finished with your project? Can you write just one sentence about that?
Sometimes, you just have to give your critic a break and let your imagination get you going, even if the path will be unpredictable.
This makes me think of The Dreamfinder and Figment in the original Imagination Attraction.
Right now, working on my office, I can imagine an efficient system for files, an organization system for thousands of books, and clear work surfaces.
I'll be honest, just taking the time to imagine my final product has helped me plan my next 15 minutes!
By the way, here is an interesting commentary on the development of the original Imagination Attraction. Hope you like it!
http://www.figmentsimagination.com/mediavault.html
Tags: blogging, disney, figment, organization, the dream finder
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Right now, working on my office, I can imagine an efficient system for files, an organization system for thousands of books, and clear work surfaces.Posted 09-20-2009 at 06:45 AM by Sandra Bostwick
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I imagine a large drying rack or shelving painted and shaped like it came from Minnie's house... possibly the one in her sunroom ( with all her flower pots) but the question is... where do I put a drying rack to dry??? tee hee, it's late... sorry!
But a drying system Minnie style; instead of all around the floor and tip toe around it all would be awesome...
but it's a bad catch 22 due to the fact that I must first paint all the stuff filling my office to get it to my store and make room for such a drying rack... and on and on it goes...
Posted 09-20-2009 at 09:29 PM by A.Daley - Angie, I know just what you are talking about! That would look so cute.Posted 09-21-2009 at 06:43 AM by Sandra Bostwick
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I can imagine (if I try really hard!) that one day there will be no more half-finished projects throughout the house, and that I will have gotten rid of most of the clutter.Posted 09-21-2009 at 01:22 PM by christiejay - Keep that picture in your mind! Get a good feel for what it looks like.
You'll get there!Posted 09-21-2009 at 03:29 PM by Sandra Bostwick -
The kids room to me seems like a never ending project from the time the kids are born and as they grow up i always think this room will never end but if it did i would not know what to doPosted 09-21-2009 at 09:52 PM by disney - Just start with 15 minutes at a time and try to follow the steps. Lather, rinse, repeat. It sounds simple, but it really did work for me. YOU CAN DO IT!
Keeping a house neat is very much like putting beads on a string with no know on the end, but what is the alternative?? Keep at it.Posted 09-21-2009 at 09:59 PM by Sandra Bostwick -
Hi, My project on the web site will never be finish just like the Disney's parks won't be. But I want to accomplish that it will help who uses a wheelchair like me. To have a better idea on their traveling information.Posted 09-25-2009 at 11:26 PM by TNTWheels - Todd (TNTWheels) That is a fanstastic project! I would be honored if you could let me help keep you motivated for that one.
You are such a hard worker, and I'm sure you are going to help lots of people.
Please keep us posted on your progress!
Remember...it's all about little steps!Posted 09-26-2009 at 07:32 AM by Sandra Bostwick
