on self-directed work: a cartographer’s journey – paige finn doherty

i share this in hopes of it resonating with others on this journey, and especially if you’re in a low now – to remind you to reflect on how far you’ve come. self-directed work oft…

i share this in hopes of it resonating with others on this journey, and especially if you’re in a low now – to remind you to reflect on how far you’ve come. self-directed work often feels like you have a compass but no map. you walk towards peaks of inspiration, wander in valleys of confusion, wash in the waters of encouragement. everything you encounter is new – so how do you proceed? seeking guidance from other people, both in your immediate circle and not, provides the boundaries for the path you walk. as you get more comfortable in your own interpretation of these b

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