THE PROCESS- PUTTING THE PIECES TOGETHER.

Hello Hivers!

You can't stop the waves but you can learn how to surf- Paulo Coelho

There is a start to something, then a process follows which leads to results.

You might have noticed the CWH+DREEMPORTFOLIO collaboration challenge, a 3-week adventure into our creative self for a pin-worthy post where we take the 1st step into that particular thing we desire, something close to our hearts and probably a solution to many people. Well, to follow up with me, here is my first step for the first week and this blog post you are reading is my progress so far, bringing you some pieces of the process.

The collaboration between CWH and Dreemport has made a huge impact on this move, the courage to join the challenge began this journey to release my creative side, or let me say, resumed the journey I took a pause on. The ideas keep coming to my mind to build something on this blockchain in this area. Something is yet to be born, an initiative to implement on threads and I'm looking forward to making it a reality.

At times fear creeps in with its whispers of Oh! This is too much for you to handle, can you face the world? Well, it's expected, the battles of the mind, but how far have I gone in this, not so far, but I'm flowing with the process and there is progress.

I don't want it to be a content of dumping recipes for you to feed your eyes, the food photography may pull you in but to want to have a taste or try it out and that's fine but I want something beyond that, a connection, a bond, like that of a teacher and student, it will be well structured, with tips and tricks, more educative and engaging, I guess you would love it as well. The process is still on, it's gradual and we will be there soon.

CWH sessions have been helpful, it is 1 hour of breathing practices, meditation and journaling that took me into my depth of inspiration, ideas popped in, and lines were penned down. I didn't expect perfect and organised work at that moment, I only needed to pen down what crept into my mind and fix the lines appropriately in my own time. I took the pieces, and the ideas and I am implementing them gradually. The 1-hour CWH session is like "the spa for the mind", as @dreemsteem said in this post and that is what it is.

I carried out a test in this recipe blog post, I wanted to know what the audience felt about the recipe and here is a screenshot from the comment section.