Start, Go, Start, Go

Something this week had a quote that spoke to me worth sharing with you. In the flurry of reading so much, I don't recall just where I saw it. Here it is:

"You don't arrive. You're always getting started."

What in the world does this have to do with booklets? Well, think about it for a moment. You start writing the booklet. As soon as you've reached the suggested 3,000-5,000 words, you get it to the graphic designer, who then gets it to the printer, who then gets it back to you, who then gets it out into the world. Once it is heading out into the world, there are many places to consider sending it, with an unending number of places to send it. And while you're getting the booklet out into the world, you're starting on what's next -- some other format of the booklet, some other market for the booklet, some revision or expansion of the booklet. Like the quote, you're always getting started. That's what life is about. You don't arrive. You're always getting started. How great is that?!

Until next time,
Paulette - who realized a long time ago there was never really any arriving
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