Goodbye Naivete

Earlier today I posted a blog, frustrated with how I can't seem to find anyone who wants what I have to offer.

I realize now it was more childish venting and panic, than anything.  I thought I would meet my goal through faith and work.  I see now there wasn't nearly enough of either.

I cried quite a bit...somewhat ashamed of myself at what I thought it took, and what I now realize it will take.

They say the truth will set me free.  And I believe them.

I will be off of the internet for the next two weeks.  It's supposed to help keep me accountable, and I've been using it as motivation all week.  Now, I'm ready to get down to business, so I don't think I'll miss it much.  I'll be using my laser-like focus on something worth working for.