Learning to paint outside the lines.

Painting outside the lines is something considered unprofessional and uncool and it means, "the person painting is not good enough to be called a painter."

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When a child starts painting, it is expected that they have those pictures that shows lots of the colors uneven and outside the liens and that there is what guarantees that they have something they will live for.

The beauty about making life changing memories through pictures is by making things out of what seem like not good enough to be considered.

Creativity is not usually based off of creating perfection but moving through the process creating what works with the moment and mood.
No wonder children are at their best when they are encouraged and cheered when they create magic in their growing up days.

If a child never paints outside the lines, then something definitely is wrong; it is either the child is not the one painting or he hasn't yet started painting. You are tested by your mistakes in the process of following through with time and the things they represent.

Sometimes you in life, to create perfection, you first have to make a mess.

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The mess we see makes the process a win. Without the mess, there will be no message to be sent across.
Just as little trickles of water makes a whole pond, there will never be the likelihood of a pond without those little drops.

There are mistakes that I think we all should learn and that is, "learning to allow things work in the right process and through the right way.

A child learning to take her fight steps must fall more times than you can count and though the falls may be painful, they never stop getting back up even if they are in tears.
Everyone around them cheers them up to make sure they never forget there is a goal to walk at the end of the falling down exercise.

Perfection is a myth and usually a lazy man's idea of sharing their vision with the world. No one is perfect and there never will be anyone close to being called that.
Failing is a way of life and until you fail, you will not understand what it means to win.

Imagine never having failed, how do you get to experience and appreciate what it means to win?

The caveman who enters the city for the first time is truly awed by what he sees not because he is a caveman, but because he is for the first time, seeing what he hasn't seen and experienced before and that there is what his story will be centered around.

Learn to paint outside the liens and keep the memories cast on stone. You are your best self when you learn through the process of living.