The appreciation for creators/mentors (Akira Toriyama) and everyday people in our life while we can. It highlights the positive impact left (during and after) in people’s work that gets overlooked and challenges us to express gratitude now, not later. It emphasizes learning from their dedication and letting go of negativity to become a creator yourself. It warns you of the effects of negativity on your brain and how it further keeps you feeling lost because you’re not wiring your brain to have an abundant, builder, or winning mentality.

In this Episode we talk about the initial feeling before you start any project, idea or in my case a podcast, how to continue on track even when things get repetitive or boring and what to do if you get stuck! I hope you find this very helpful! @Hueclouds on ALL SOCIAL MEDIA https://linktr.ee/Hueclouds to support our shop and see our other accounts! HERE YOU CAN SEND US VOICE MEMOS AND FIND THE PODCAST WEEKLY QUESTIONS I ASK LISTENERS EVERY MONDAY ☺️🌟 https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hueclouds/episodes/ THANK YOU 🙏

It's 2014 and it's a very happy day that I am going to be sharing with my closest friends who I have a picture with from graduation day. We were all about to go on our very personal life paths but for someone who was always so interested in everything I had millions of ideas but zero clue what I was actually good at.

I always say that “Hueclouds” (the brand) started in 2018 but the truth is that you don't realize where the true moment begins… now it's easy to see how “not knowing what i was good at” was the best gift, and without knowing it I was already building the moment I started writing on a piece of paper how bad I felt that I wasn't good at anything.

If you like my path and you're tired of being mad at yourself, copy some of my questions that I once felt I had to hide.

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