You’ve been there. As have I.
Sometimes, it just all falls apart. No amount of good intentions, proper practice, or belief could save it.
What do you do?
First, you mourn. That’s OK. In fact, it’s necessary. Your beliefs and intentions, although ultimately askew, were initially well-placed. Their nobility requires acknowledgment.
Second, you learn. What happened? Is there anything to take from it? Yes, there always is. Find that.
Third, you turn the page. Could be scary. Could be exciting. Should be both. The clean sheet of paper.
Imagining all of the beautiful colors, shapes, and designs that may end up on that clean sheet of paper is the most important part.
