self awareness — Blog — Lisa Renee Wilson

The Wilderness of Being

You are an unbelievably complex being, living this unbelievably complex thing called life, all within an unbelievably complex universe.

As you piece it all together, day after day, you create this unbelievably complex thing called "reality".

And each day, because it is all simply too vast, you choose which tiny parts of this complex existence you give your precious and limited attention to. Choosing actually creates this thing you call your reality - one tiny choice at a time.

The more attention you give to one part of your being today, the more likely you are to give attention to that same part tomorrow....

Lisa WilsonMay 8, 2018inhale, self awareness, multiple selves, multitudes, wilderness, walt whitman, self knowledgeComment

Linger Longer

In this moment, what do you feel?

In this moment, who are you?

Linger longer.

Lisa WilsonJuly 19, 2013Mindfulness, labels, presence, self awareness, spaceComment

The Sky and Me.

Lisa WilsonMay 31, 2013Creativity, art soiree, being breath, creative nachoe, painting, self awareness, sky Comments

Marketing and Ickiness: Now What?

I loved the thoughtful responses to the original post on marketing techniques.

One person on Facebook said that he'd love to see another post on "what comes next" - meaning, I assume, where we are to go from here.

I LOVE that he asked this.

I thought for quite awhile, trying to come up with some tips and techniques and suggestions as to new ways of marketing, things that we can use instead of the icky ways.

But I realized: This is probably exactly how those icky ways started.

Lisa WilsonFebruary 21, 2013business, listening, marketing, self awareness Comment

Creative Expression and the Six-Figure Lifestyle

Lisa WilsonJuly 25, 2012Creativity, Encaustic experience, community, encaustics, money, self awareness, six-figure, success Comments

How To Be Creative

It is easy to get stuck in our thinking of how we are supposed to be creative.

Particularly in online circles, we begin to see similar types of art or phrases or colors or patterns. Albeit unconsciously, others try to match their creative expression to the types of art or people they see as successful.

Too often, the same types of art are churned out - copy after copy.

Lisa WilsonJune 25, 2012Creativity, how to be creative, play, self awareness Comments