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*does your mom need son in law?* (MARRY ME)
*now there will be sEkS*
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Sooji Ke Namak Pare in 3 Flavors | Sooji Ke Nimki Recipe - Duration: 4:43.
Semolina/sooji - 1 cup
Salt - as per taste or 3/4 tsp
Fenugreek leaves - 1 tsp
Oil - 1/8 cup or 2 tbsp
Add hot water little at a time
Keep dough aside for 30 minutes
Fry in hot oil at medium flame
First flavor of namak paare is ready
Add salt, oil in semolina (Same quantity as in Flavor 1)
Turmeric - 1/4 tsp
Green chili - 3 to 4 chopped
Cilantro - 1 cup chopped
Mix well and make soft dough
Add water only if required
Keep aside for 30 minutes
Dough should be stiff else add maida to make it stiff
Fry at medium flame in hot oil
Flavor 2 is also ready
Add salt, oil in semolina (same quantity)
Kashmiri mirch - 1tsp
Tomato paste - 1 ct
Same process as before
All 3 flavors are ready
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Thorin vs Azog,First Battle,Battle of Moria | The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012) CLIP HD - Duration: 4:58.
You think a night raid by Orcs is a joke?
We didn't mean anything by it.
No, you didn't.
You know nothing of the world.
Don't mind him, laddie.
Thorin has more cause than most to hate Orcs.
After the dragon took the Lonely Mountain...
...King Thror...
...tried to reclaim the ancient Dwarf kingdom of Moria.
But our enemy had got there first.
Moria had been taken by legions of Ores...
...led by the most vile...
...of all their race:
Azog...
...the Defiler.
The giant Gundabad Orc...
...had sworn to wipe out the line of Durin.
He began...
...by beheading the king.
No!
Thrain, Thorin's father...
...was driven mad by grief.
He went missing. Taken prisoner or killed...
...we did not know.
We were leaderless.
Defeat and death...
...were upon us.
That is when I saw him.
A young Dwarf prince...
...facing down...
...the pale Orc.
He stood alone...
...against this terrible foe.
His armor rent...
...wielding nothing...
...but an oaken branch...
...as a shield.
Azog...
...the Defiler learned that day...
...that the line of Durin would not be so easily broken.
Our forces rallied...
...and drove the Orcs back.
And our enemy...
...had been defeated.
But there was no feast...
...nor song that night...
...for our dead were beyond the count of grief.
We few had survived.
And I thought to myself then...
...there is one who I could follow.
There is one...
...I could call king.
And the pale Orc?
What happened to him?
He slunk back into the hole whence he came.
That filth died of his wounds long ago.
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Acting ICE Director Tells Oakland Mayor: 'We're Not Going Away' - Duration: 0:55.
The acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement had this to say about
immigration raids in the country:
"I'll say this to the mayor and every other politician that wants to vilify the men and
women of ICE: We're not going away, we're going to keep enforcing the law."
Thomas Homan was referring to Libby Schaaf, the mayor of Oakland, California.
She somewhat foiled a local ICE immigration operation by issuing an alert before it could
take place.
ICE announced deportation officers arrested more than 150 people who are in the U.S. illegally
during the raid, noting roughly half of them have criminal convictions.
But Homan noted officers failed to locate more than 800 others and placed at least part
of the blame on Schaaf's warning, calling it an
Schaaf doesn't regret her alert, saying,
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Biblical and Historical Examples of Fasting - Duration: 16:42.
Well this is the third video I'm doing on fasting, and as I start this video
perhaps I should begin with a confession. For the vast majority of my Christian
life, I have neglected the spiritual discipline of fasting. And as with anyone
who has read through or studied the Scriptures, I of course was well aware of
the numerous references to the discipline of fasting, but never
seriously considered putting it into practice. And thus as I speak with you
during this Lenten season, I do so as a novice. I fully admit it - I am a novice.
A novice committed to fasting as a normal part of my spiritual journey, but
a novice nonetheless. So in considering the subject of fasting from food, I
cannot help but think of one of the most wicked cities of antiquity. You probably
know what I'm talking about. The wickedness of this city was so
pronounced, it had become a stench in the nostrils of Almighty God. And therefore
God commissioned the prophet Jonah to go to Nineveh. I love to talk about Nineveh
as the diamond of Assyria, embedded in the golden arc of the Fertile Crescent,
midway between the Mediterranean and the Caspian Sea - that's how I put it my
book "Has God Spoken". And there he proclaimed that the great city would be
overthrown. I mean utterly destroyed. And in sober
response, the Ninevites declared a fast. And all of them - all of them from the
greatest to the least put on sackcloth. Imagine - imagine a prostituted pagan city
fasting in sackcloth and ashes. And when God saw what they did and how they
had turned from their evil ways, he had compassion,
and he did not bring upon them the destruction he had threatened. And of
course, the great Assyrian city is not alone. Many nations throughout history
have fasted and prayed for the mercy of God. Well, all we have to do is think about
America. Hard to imagine, but America is one of them. In the midst of civil war -
think about it. You probably know the story. Abraham
Lincoln called on all Americans to participate in a national day of
humiliation, fasting in prayer. I want to read what he had to say in this regard. I
probably should have it memorized, but I don't. Abraham Lincoln said this: "We have
grown in numbers and wealth and power as no other nation has ever grown. But we
have forgotten God. We have forgotten the gracious hand which preserved us in
peace, and multiplied and enriched and strengthened us. And," said Lincoln, "we have
vainly imagined in the deceitfulness of our hearts that all of these blessings
were produced by some superior wisdom and virtue of our own. Intoxicated
with unbroken success, we have become too self-sufficient to feel that necessity
of redeeming and preserving grace, too proud to pray to the God who made us. And
therefore," said Lincoln, "it behooves us to humble ourselves before the offended
power, to confess our national sins, and to pray for forgiveness." And that is what
happened. On April 30th, 1863, the American people in compliance with the request of
the Senate, along with the proclamation of President Lincoln abstained from
their ordinary secular pursuits. They humbled themselves. They devoted
themselves to fasting in prayer for the restoration of a divided country. Such days
the National fasting find precedent of course in Scripture. If they didn't I
wouldn't be talking about it. Twelve centuries - think about it - twelve centuries
before Christ, Samuel, the last judge of Israel, assembled the entire nation of
Israel for a national day of fasting. And there they-- well, they poured out water
upon the earth, and they begged the Lord to forgive their idolatry and wash away
their sins. Or think about the days of Nehemiah. In those days the seed of
Israel separated themselves in the sanctuary. They renounced their hedonism.
And they fasted in sack cloth and with dust on their heads. I think of
another example: Joel. Joel, if you read the book, likens the invasion of foreign
hordes that plunder Jerusalem and left her desolate to an apocalyptic army of
locusts. And he likewise consecrated a sacred fast in Jerusalem. And there,
perhaps you recall, the people - they begged the Lord to forgive their
iniquities, and they did so with fasting, with weeping, with mourning.
And then there's the most exceptional fasting account in the whole of the Old
Testament. This took place at the time of the Exodus. And this wasn't an ordinary
fast. This was an extraordinary fast. A fast from food and water for 40 days and
40 nights, and not just once but on three separate
occasions and over a relatively short period of time. Think about it. This was a
total of 120 days and nights without food and water. Even more
amazing is that one fasting was already in the 80th year of life. I'm talking of
course about Moses. The fast of Moses, who climbed to the top of Mount Sinai, and
then was absorbed into the cloud of God's glory. There he experienced God as the
archetypal source of life and living... on the mountaintop.
Moses was permitted to experientially know that man shall not live by bread
alone but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God. He was not kept
alive by bread or water, but by being interpenetrated by
uncreated energy. A life source not physical, but manifestly divine in origin.
Had Moses not participated in the divine nature, as we read in Peter, he would most
certainly have died. You know humans can abstain from food for forty days, but not
from water. Within a week's time, death becomes unavoidable. And yet Moses did
not die. Nor did Moses grow weary. After forty days and forty nights without food
and water, he traversed Mount Sinai from its top all the way to its bottom, and he
watched in horror as the children of Israel had engorged themselves with
food and drink, and even worse they worshipped the golden calf. And so, with
supernatural energy, Moses ground the detestable idol into dust and then
he fell prostrate before the Lord for yet another forty days and forty nights
during which he ate no bread and drank no water. And on top of all of that, he
ascended Mount Sinai fasting yet another forty days and forty nights. When he came
down from Mount Sinai, his face quite literally glowed with the glory of the
Lord. Now this sort of fasting is of course miraculous - not in the sense of a
momentary disruption of natural law but rather in the sense of the divine
disclosure of another reality. Moses, as it were, had stepped through
the Wardrobe into Narnia. He had encountered a world in which the
ingestion of food and water was-- it was superfluous. And Moses was not alone.
Elijah, the prototypical prophet, likewise fasted forty days and forty nights and
thereafter he too experienced the graces of God. Not in a cloud of glory nor in a
fiery vision, but in the sound-- remember? He heard the sound of a gentle breeze.
You can read about it in I think 1 Kings chapter 19. And Jesus likewise
abstained from food as the new Moses leading us into a better covenant, he
fasted 40 days and 40 nights in the wilderness. Israel murmured against God
in the midst of wilderness manna. Immanuel - he did not. He cherished the
manna from heaven more than life itself. His rebuke of Satan says it all. Man
shall not live by bread alone, but on every word that proceeds from the mouth
of God. The normal human mode of existence
depends on ingestion, on digestion, on metabolism. We metabolize food and water.
But as Jesus makes plain, there's an alternative energy supply. This he
referred to when he spoke to the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well. Remember
when Jesus said whoever drinks of this water will thirst again, but whoever
drinks of the water that I give to him will never thirst. Shortly thereafter the
disciples urged him. They said, "Rabbi, eat!" But then he said to them, "I have food to eat
of which you do not know." Well this was the way of the master. He would
communicate spiritual realities by means of earthly, empirically, perceptible
realities, which might well be described as living metaphors. The disciples
understood food and water. Jesus wanted them to understand nourishment on a
completely different plane - a higher plane. They were acquainted with the
energy that is derived from bios - from food. Jesus acquainted them with the
energy that comes from the Father - zoetic energy. The disciples gained a glimpse of
this otherworldly reality on the mountain of Transfiguration. Remember
Peter, James, and John - they were witness to a dazzling display of uncreated
energy the face of the Lord shone like the Sun his clothes became as white as
the light. Moses and Elijah were there as well. They themselves had experienced
divine energy during their times of fasting, and they appeared as the
disciples were enveloped in a bright cloud.
They experienced the ultimate lawgiver, the archetypal prophet in glorious
splendor. They were eyewitnesses to the majesty of the one who fulfilled the law
and the prophets. And they - well they themselves were immersed in the bright
cloud of God's presence. Peter, James, and John were well aware that Moses and
Elijah, after fasting forty days and forty nights, had encountered a partial
disclosure of the Dunamis - the dynamite underlying the created order. But what
they experienced on the Mount of Transfiguration was even more profound.
They were eyewitnesses - eye witnesses to the transfigured majesty of the one who
like Moses and Elijah had fasted from food and feasted on a far more
substantial reality. Jesus had previously explained the dynamics of energy on a
higher plane. On Mount Sinai, they experienced it as well. This then, is the
primary purpose of fasting. It is to experience God as the source, as the
substance of life that is truly life. To taste the heavenly manna. To drink divine
water, so as to never thirst again. It is to recognize union with Christ as
the apex of human existence. You know, Jesus himself had some words
about this. We all, like Jesus, with unveiled faces beholding
as in a mirror the glory of the Lord are being transformed into the same image
from glory to glory just as the Spirit of the Lord. As we behold him, as we
behold him we become-- well, we become what we are destined to be. Christ-ians.
growing in His image being transformed into his likeness. During this Lenten
season I hope, I pray, that even if it is in spurts, you'll recognize that there is
an energy that you can partake of that dwarfs human energy. The stomach no
longer your god. Your God becoming more real to you than the very flesh upon
your bones. And again fasting is such an incredible doorway into experiencing
the reality of Christ that I just hope and pray you don't miss out on it.
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Traté de seguir el tutorial de AURORAMAKEUP!!! - Duration: 23:06.
Hello and welcome to the channel
I am Saris If you don't know me yet
and today we are doing a challenge
that's being going around on Youtube
and consist on following someone else tutorial
this challenge was started by Thomas not charles
so I decided to follow my inspiration
the reason why I'm on youtube
and that is Aurora makeup
I love her tutorials I've been following for years
and ofcourse I had to do one of her tutorials
on my channel, and hope she see it!
so I invite you to stay and watch it
it's a little bit long because i"m following her
but I hope you stay and enjoy it!
so without further more let's see it
ok, so
she is using products from Hourglass
but I don't have any, coz can't afford it
I'm going to use this one I received
in the mail, a sample from REN
called perfect canvas and it's a face primer
so let's try it
ok so she wants a mattifying primer
I have this one from TEMPTU
ok now for the foundation
I am using this one from wet n wild
the photofocus in shade Buff bisque
it's one of my favorites
ok, just like Aurora I'm using my makeup sponge
previously wet
ok from foundation
she went to brows, but she did it off camera
so I'm doing the same
and I'm also leaving you the tutorial for my brows
if you want to check it out!
brows done, let's continue
so for eyeshadow primer
I'm taking the one I always use
the photofocus concealer also from WTW
sorry it got blurry here!!!
so I don't have what she is using
but I do have the Jumbo pencil from NYX
called Milk
so she applied it from the inner corner
toward the half of the lid
the she blended it out with the finger
so let's do the same
so she is using eyeshadows from BISSU
I do have some but not the colors
the orange shade she is using
so let's use my trusty palette from BH cosmetics
the Take me to Brazil palette
and let's go in with the orange shade
using this blending brush from WNW
so let's go in
so the color orange
she is using it like a transition shade
over the crease
so I will use the Luxie 239 precision shader brush
and using the same palette
from BH cosmetics
I am going in with the same yellow color
that looks like this one
like a canary yellow
and I will apply it like her
from the inner corner towards the middle of the lid
ok, so I'm taking this precision blending brush
because she is going in the crease
this brush is from Elizabeth Mott
and because this palette doesn't have a brown shade
I'm taking my PUR cosmetics palette
from the Trolls collection
and taking the color named Fuzzy
it's kinda like a light brown shade but
she is using a darker brown
but it's ok...
I think I'm going to mix this 2 to make it like hers
because her color is darker
hopefully it will works out
so she is starting from the outer corner
and going in the crease
so I'm starting with a very light hand
I hope it comes out
so I'm finish with a clean blending brush
so she curled her lashes
and for mascara
the velvet noir from Marc Jacobs
because it leaves them very thick
she is using a crayon from Marc Jacobs
I will use this one from Colour pop
named Swerve and it's black
and she applied it in the lash line
at last!! I have something
that she is actually using
so individual lashes from Kara
i am using the flared short black
I think hers are longer
let's do this !
ok so I applied the lashes and I also
applied white eyeshadow on the brow bone
to highlight because I didn't see her do it
so I went ahead and now for concealer
I'm using the photofocus one from WTW
and just like her
I'm blinding out with my sponge
I don't have a Mary K translucent powder
I have this one from Palladio
and using my sponge again
and applying it
she takes a lot of product
and goes over the concealer
and what it left on the sponge
she seals the rest of the face
she doesn't want any shine on the face
don't forget the ears
up next is contour
she's using a BH cosmetics palette
and because I don't have it
I'll use this one from Woosh
and go in with the contour shades
she mixed 2 colors
one light and one darker
so I will do the same
I'll mix this 2 shades
and with my Luxie beauty brush
it's the angled brush
let's do the contour like her
ok so she first applied it
then with little touches
ok she didn't do the nose
so I'm applying it on the nose
for blush she is using the Sonora palette
I have the Oaxaca palette (from BISSU)
Her blush is a little bit more pink
mine is a peachy color
it's this one
ok so she graved Gerard cosmetics highlighter
I'm going for my Anastasia palette
and she said she graved the lightest one?
so I'm not really sure if it's
like a golden one?
or white...
so let's use the snow shade of this
glow kit
and she applied it with the sponge
so let's do the same
I'm going in with snow
and apply on the high points like her
ok, so I'm going to use a BH palette
it's the 88 cool mate palette
but it has like a yellow shade
with shimmer like hers
2 pans just fell out...ops!
and she applied it on the inner corner
and a little bit bellow
I'm using this Amor US brush
119 crease & flat definer brush
ok so she graved a brown crayon
I'm using this one from WNW
called pretty in mink
and she applied it in the water line
and the lower lash line too
so she went back to the orange shade
and she sealed the eye pencil
and blended it out too
and once she blended it out
the lower lash line
she applied mascara
so let's apply it
with the same mascara
so she is using a nude matte lip
but I don't have one matte
so I'm using this glossy one
from Maybelline, it's very pretty
called Charmer
so we are done!!!
so she used a wig
but I don't have any wig
but this is the final look!
I feel I didn't do that bad
obviously it's not exactly the same look
I feel it's close enough
I hope that she sees it
thank you for being my inspiration
and hope you like this video as well as everyone else
if you haven't check her channel out
I suggest go and see it, her tutorials
are spectacular, as her makeup looks
they are so gorges
and you can say she is like my muse
so yeah, that is it
before you leave please give it a thumbs up!
if you liked this video
this challenge
and please subscribe and
hit that notification button
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see you on the next video, love'yah!
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Voz Passiva em inglês, aula prática (aula #13.2) - Duration: 8:27.
ladies and gentlemen welcome to the practical part on the passive voice
are you ready to speak? let's go!
when were you born? when were you born?
Option 1: I was born in 19xx. Option 2: I was born on January 1st, 19xx.
when were you born?
where were you born?
is Instagram owned by Facebook or by Google?
is YouTube owned by Facebook or by Google?
what year was Skype invented?
I give you two options 2010 or 2003
when was South America discovered?
If you don't know it, you can look it up on the internet or you can say:
I don't know when South America was discovered.
all right? come on!
When was South America discovered?
who was South America discovered by?
(Officially)
who was South America discovered by?
in English, he is called Christopher Columbus
who was the telephone invented by?
again, remember you can say "I don't know who...by"
who was the telephone invented by?
was Brasilia built in the 1920s or in the 1950s
where were the slaves brought to Brazil from?
was it from Africa or from Asia ?
Where were the slaves brought to Brazil from?
in what countries is German spoken?
which South American country is surrounded by Bolivia, Brazil and Argentina?
do you know?
which South American country is surrounded by Bolivia, Brazil and Argentina?
what is coca-cola made of?
is the water being drunk by me...
or by Osama bin Laden?
is the water being drunk by me or by Osama bin Laden?
is the Amazon being cut down by "big agriculture" or by the Catholic Church?
is the Amazon being cut down by the Catholic Church or by "big agriculture"?
do you think the Amazon should be cut down to produce more soy and meat?
you can answer:
"Yes, I think the Amazon should be cut down to produce more meat and soy."
or: "No I don't think the Amazon should be cut down to produce more soy and meat."
So, what do you say?
do you think the Amazon should be cut down to produce more soy and meat?
have you ever been arrested by the police?
has Michel Temer ever been arrested by the police?
do you think Michel Temer should be put in prison?
how many times has Lula been elected president of Brazil?
Is Lula being persecuted by a good judge or by a corrupt judge?
do you think Brazilian oil should be given away to foreign companies?
thanks a lot guys! I hope it wasn't too difficult. I hope you learned something!
and today we're gonna have homework!
I would really really recommend you to do the homework.
and please write the answers in the comments.
So, what is gonna happen: I'm gonna show you a picture.
and I'm gonna show you a before-and-after picture
so, first you will see the picture and then you will see the picture later.
How it is later, after some changes.
And then you will say in the present perfect passive, for example:
so, what else can you write about?
What else has been done?
"has been removed" for example.
okay?
so, write in the comments all of the things that you can notice
and I'm gonna correct it!
so, you are gonna have a chance to write some English sentences...
...and see if you get it right or if you have difficulties.
alright?! Thanks a lot, guys!
And as always, please give me a LIKE, subscribe if you aren't subscribed yet!
and we'll see each other next time!
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Who Inspires Demi Lovato & More From The Nominees | iHeartRadio Music Awards 2018 | TBS - Duration: 0:53.
So many people have been influential
when it comes to me pursuing an artist career.
My parents have always been big supporters of me making music.
They both are musicians. My dad used to play in bands so he kind of gets it.
My mom was just there. Love you mom!
My manager Phil. He really inspires me.
I wouldn't be the artist that I am today without him.
My mom has always been the one who pushed me. "You write good music, put it out for the world."
My parents always say that I went to my audition and never came back.
I remember in 6th grade I just told myself I'm going to go do the talent show.
I wonder if you'd be here if you didn't do that. Maybe not!
Imagine if he didn't…that'd be nuts.
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How I Start my Bullet Journal & Useful Beginner Tips ☆ - Duration: 11:21.
Hi everyone, today I wanted to take you through my entire planning process and show you how
I actually start my setups!
I've heard from many of you that bullet journaling or even drawing is daunting and
you have no idea where to start.
I am hoping that I can offer you some insight to help ease your worries and inspire you
to be fearlessly creative to plan your own journals!
I haven't created such an informative video like this, especially before the final inking
stage where everything is perfect, so let me know your thoughts after you watch this video!
Before I begin sketching out my ideas for the month, I spend an insane amount of
time trying to work myself into inspiration.
And that usually involves writing ideas down in another journal and a lot of researching
on google images, instagram, and pinterest.
And if I still feel uninspired or lost, then I normally head to the gym and clear my mind
so that my ideas can flow freely, you can also do this by doing something you love,
but make sure to come back to planning.
One of the most important piece of advice I can give you on finding inspiration is to
let it flow, that's always the beauty of it.
It is normally unexpected, so don't beat yourself up if you can't think of an idea
right away, but be open to everything and like I said before, just start, anywhere,
start planning or start drawing anything.
After I have a jumping off point, and I call it a jumping off point because the idea could
still change, I start to brainstorm in mysketchbook.
This is the place where perfection does not matter and drawing preliminary blobs with
eyes are fully welcome.
So here are some preliminary sketches of my past setups and journal ideas I've done.
When I feel a little more confident, I'll start to plan out my pages in a storyboard
where I shrink down each page and the content so that I can see them all in sequence.
I normally flip through last month's spread and jot down that sequence first.
Then I go ahead and jump into sketching out my ideas for the cover page to start this
month's spread, using pinterest as my go to source for animal photographs.
I try to avoid jumping right in and looking at other illustrations because I don't want
to copy or be greatly influenced by another artist's work.
Especially to the point where there is a great resemblance.
If that happens I always feel so guilty and unoriginal and I don't like that.
Now I make it a habit to come up with my own layouts and ideas in order to continue growing
my own style.
So another tip when you don't know what draw, look up real photographs of things that
you love.
It can be a beautiful sunset or a bunny rabbit and try using that as your jumping off point.
And then, only after I have developed my own ideas and if I really need help with layout,
then I'll look at illustrations for overall positions and placement.
The wreath around the bear, was a weak point for me, I wasn't sure what I wanted to do
with it, so I looked up watercolor florals to help jolt some ideas to complete the illustration.
Once I like the cover idea, I quickly sketch that into the storyboard and continue to plan
out the rest of the spreads.
Simply figuring out where things go and working through a few different ideas.
Moving on to the actual journal, I then start to sketch in my ideas using a 2b pencil, referencing
my storyboard for my layout and image ideas.
If you guys also sketch out your ideas, make sure to sketch lightly and use a 2b pencil
if you can, the lead is perfect to draw lighter and it also erases pretty well.
Now for my mood for the month, which is determined by my actual mood or hopes as I look forward
to the month.
And that is determined by what's going on or any upcoming goals I want to achieve.
I picked emergence this month because I really want to accomplish a lot within the next 31
days, even more so than I did the past few months.
And recently I've been in a state of slight disappointment in myself and my abilities.
I am making it a goal to conquer that thought, change it, and continue moving forward.
Those thoughts which create those feelings are normal because we're surrounded by amazingly
talented and successful people and its human nature to think, I can't versus, seeing
their success as proof that you can.
And this where journaling saves me everytime and that's why I love it so much and want
to share what I've learned with you.
So as I go through these thoughts, I love using the thesaurus to find the best word
to convey the emotions I want to achieve.
It's plenty of going back and forth between a few different words and then finally choosing
one.
And in this case, it's the same exact word that I started with.
As I continue to sketch out my spreads, which normally takes about 2 to 4 hours from beginning
to storyboard to completely sketching out my plans in the journal, because I am creating
a actual story through mine, yours may take less time if you're creating a basic one,
I want to answer one question that kept coming up on instagram and on youtube and that is,
how I overcome my fear of failure and of perfectionism?
First of all, I want to say that there is no right or wrong way to bullet journal.
Journaling is a personal extension of your thoughts and basically of you, So making sure
that it works for you, is all that matters.
When I posted my very first bullet journal setup, In september of last year, I really
thought that I was going to get hateful comments about how different my journal was from the
normal, but I received the most loving ones instead.
And after a few months, I realized that everybody's journal should be different, because we are
different from each other, we're all individuals just sharing a simple love of organizing our
own lives in a notebook.
So just understanding that thought, I know that my fear of failure and the need to be
perfect back then, was coming from my own expectations of the reactions of others.
And that means that my feelings were out of my control and I was placing that control
in the what ifs.
But I wanted that control back, because I don't want fear of anything to stop me from
growing as a person.
I want to reach my goals or at least get insanely close.
So just like riding a bike, or learning something new for the first time, I knew that I just
had to fail a few times and disappoint myself in order to stop fearing that fear of the
unknown, because then it won't be unknown anymore.
This might sound funny, but I made time to fail and to not be perfect in my work, just
to doodle whatever came to mind and then I continued to build from that.
Basically, accept failure as part of the journey.
And better yet, embrace it because it is how you learn to be your best self.
To add to that about perfectionism, is there really a perfect in art?
Because, my perfect can be different than yours.
And if by perfect you mean completely aligned with what you visualize, then it's a matter
of expectations, which is also a part of the fear of not meeting those expectations, which
is again the fear of failure.
So, my two biggest tips of overcoming these thoughts is to understand them and know where
they are coming from and then to start without reserve and without expectations.
Okay, so once I have my spreads all sketched out, I need to sketch out my painting that
goes along with the mood of the month in another sketchbook that I use.
I wanted the bear to break out of his shell and open up to opportunities.
I have him walking along a rocky path with beautiful leaves that seem to defy nature
and grow even on hard surface, following the song of the bird, which represents Spring.
After I ink and complete the illustration then I'll have it to reference for the final
painting on camera.
Next in line is to find quotes that work with this set-up and that all starts with googling
the mood of the month and the word "quotes" behind it.
I love two sites the best and that is good reads and brainy quotes.
If I can't find a quote I like then I'll start searching the synonyms of the word,
in this case growth or rising.
I measure out the size I want and then create them to fit in those sizes in photoshop.
When I create my own quote, which I did for this set-up, Its just a lot writing out a
few quotes and then hopefully, coming up with one that works, all based on the how I want
to end the story or to sum it up.
Now from this cardstock pack I bought at my local craft store, I picked out my blush cardstock
and then ripped them to sizes I need, not worrying so much about perfection here, the
imperfections adds character.
Finally, It's prop picking time.
I don't have too many things to choose from so you'll see some of the same items and
florals, but I do have a few flower stems from my wedding and diys that work with the
feeling of the spread.
I then, adjust the layout and make sure that I have enough room to work in my journal on
camera.
And that's normally it.
But, this time around, I wanted to create my illustration digitally and change things
up for March, which is where I would love to gain more experience, but I was not happy
with the the direction of it.
So the next morning I had the idea to add more movement in the bear and the entire scene
with the bird.
I wanted the bear to embody the word emerging in his action, and so the idea of him rising
out of the water to connect with the chirping bird, came to mind.
Now, we're ready to shoot.
One final piece of advice about this whole creative process of starting a setup and bullet
journaling in general is that, it's okay to take time to plan before you're ready
to jump right into setting it up.
I don't really know anyone else's planning process, but this is what I have to do to
come up with my layouts and I love it.
Throughout each month, I can actually see my work evolve and improve.
And I sincerely wish that for all of you.
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Thank you so much for watching and I hope you have a wonderful and meaningful day.
I'll see you next time, bye!
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