Take a deep BREATH before you GIVE your ART to the UNIVERSE

<p>Hey Everyone. I took a much-needed vacation after my three-month development period; so, this is my first post in a while. As I continue to develop my regular and consistent digital products (all available at glennfriel.com), I will find ways to merge the writing, video and audio stuff into a nice weekly package. This episode is a kind of bridge.&nbsp;</p> <p>The lesson here is that sometimes an artist (or anyone who's setting out to build or achieve literally anything) needs to take a step back and take a good look at the big picture. Take a deep breath and get that focus you need to keep going. I'll let the piece do the talking. This piece also includes a quick look at the topics I'll cover over the next few weeks. I can't wait for that, by the way.</p> <p>Take care.&nbsp;</p> <p>---</p> <p>Please SUPPORT my work...</p> <p>An ARTIST can't hesitate to ask for help; especially when they're just starting...</p> <p>If you'd like to help me in the early days of developing my practice as a digital artist - thank you! I'm just starting out, so I appreciate all the donations from the little PayPal button on my website, glennfriel.com. It's my only revenue-stream at the moment. All the stuff you're seeing me do to help people develop their careers is volunteer stuff; so, I appreciate everyone helping me get through this planned-no-revenue period.</p> <p>And, if you see something you like in my videos or this podcast; and, you think there's a way we can work together somehow - I'm all ears and I'm open to suggestion. I just WORK. I stay positive and grateful; and, I'm hela-creative and industrious. If that gets you going, then send me an email at glennfriel@hotmail.com so we can explore the possibility of making a difference with OUR art!</p> <p>Posting this early material is a huge turning-point in my career as a digital artist: I'll have a podcast, YouTube channel, written-pieces on my website, and I'm chipping-away at my first audio book. I'm also starting to establish the consulting portion of my new career; but,