“Fear & faith have something in common. They both ask us to believe in something we can not see.”
- Joel Osteen -
My life in music has been full of adventures. Well not just in music but my life. Some adventures have been extraordinary opportunities (as I was telling someone last night ;) ) but other times were opportunities to practice my faith.
Anyone out there who is a freelance artist, is self-employed or other form of entrepreneur knows. You have to believe in something to pull you through when you are in the funnel*. I have long said that one of the strongest points of what I do for a living is that it forced me to build a very strong faith. My phone rarely rang and most of the opportunities that came my way I created for myself. That was the nature of the niche I was in. However there have been pockets of experiences, once in a lifetime moments where the voice inside my head said once again, “Don’t say no!”
So sometimes believing also means being ready to see what opportunities are right in front of you. When you dream your dream and you keep the faith, open your eyes once in a while and hop on that band wagon. Who knows where it will take you?
Namaste!
Bianca
The funnel analogy was explored in an earlier blog. It refers to the transition from one phase to another; the squeeze in life as we migrate to a new stage. Some might refer to it as a re-birth. I find the funnel, or the tiny section between two parts of an hour glass represent that very well.
This personal blog was written by Bianca Pittoors. You may “share” it in its entirety. I respectfully request that you respect it as the intellectual property that it is. Thank you! All photos by Bianca Pittoors unless otherwise noted.
- Joel Osteen -
My life in music has been full of adventures. Well not just in music but my life. Some adventures have been extraordinary opportunities (as I was telling someone last night ;) ) but other times were opportunities to practice my faith.
Anyone out there who is a freelance artist, is self-employed or other form of entrepreneur knows. You have to believe in something to pull you through when you are in the funnel*. I have long said that one of the strongest points of what I do for a living is that it forced me to build a very strong faith. My phone rarely rang and most of the opportunities that came my way I created for myself. That was the nature of the niche I was in. However there have been pockets of experiences, once in a lifetime moments where the voice inside my head said once again, “Don’t say no!”
So sometimes believing also means being ready to see what opportunities are right in front of you. When you dream your dream and you keep the faith, open your eyes once in a while and hop on that band wagon. Who knows where it will take you?
Namaste!
Bianca
The funnel analogy was explored in an earlier blog. It refers to the transition from one phase to another; the squeeze in life as we migrate to a new stage. Some might refer to it as a re-birth. I find the funnel, or the tiny section between two parts of an hour glass represent that very well.
This personal blog was written by Bianca Pittoors. You may “share” it in its entirety. I respectfully request that you respect it as the intellectual property that it is. Thank you! All photos by Bianca Pittoors unless otherwise noted.
