Fearless

“Did you know that the #1 regret of the dying is that they did not live a life that was true to themselves?  A palliative nurse did a study on the most common regrets of the dying and published her results in a book titled The Top Five Reasons of The Dying. The top regret was that they lived a life others expected of them.  

When fear strikes I ask myself: Will I regret not doing this when I’m eighty years old? If the answer is yes, I step into action.  Plus, don't you want great stories to talk about over a glass of champagne when you’re in the nursing home?” 

-Cara Alwill Leyva, Fearless & Fabulous

As I am writing my second blog entry, I can still tell you I am a bit fearful.  After reading 3 inspirational books and majorly changing my daily routine and outlook in life entirely… I feel I am ready to get back up and chase the dream I know is there.  As I read my first blog entry I am not only reminded of the unstoppable motivation I once had but excited for the growing of myself to finally embrace my dream and goals whole heartedly.  I have become aware that not only do other females and entrepreneurs face the same problems with fear and surrounding but that this is a very powerful time for our generation to utilize technology and the amazing tools we have. I grow inspired everyday by the young entrepreneurs growing each day and the network amongst successful people. I want to be able to post and inspire those that live lives similar to mine and not only grow my portfolio and a person but help others to do the same.  As I come back to “life” I feel this time passed has really shown me where I want to be in life.  I am so excited for my next level and hope you become inspired in your own unique way and remember to always keep going.  My next portfolio piece was inspired by my trip to Hawaii, the ever-changing oceans, beach life, and the popularity and use of ombre with colors.  Stay motivated!

This self shot photo was  the inspiration to the ocean entryway.  This photo was taken in Maui, Hawaii and represents the peaceful passing of the ocean creating a mind of meditation.