47/365 - A Title and a Premise

It just goes to show that when you choose to open a door, you usually have a reason to go through it. After yesterday's declaration, it took less than 24 hours for a project to reveal itself to me. I'm quite giddy to begin. Well, giddy and scared shitless, to be completely truthful.

In The War of Art, Stephen Pressfield encourages his readers to identify and overcome the doubts and fears the accompany most creative endeavors - His book, in fact, made a huge impact on my decision to make a commitment to this blog. In one of the chapters, Pressfield challenges us to consider that any inspired creative project that also incites fear in the undertaking is exactly the sort of project we should be undertaking. Based on the level of excitement and perhaps even more trepidation I'm experiencing as I contemplate the premise of my next endeavor, I suppose I should be greatly encouraged.

Today, I settled on a title. My beau offered the perfect subtitle and has graciously agreed to help with the research. I promised him a dedication in return for his assistance. Am I going to share the project with you? Nope. Not just yet. Maybe never. I'll just have to see what comes of it...