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January 11 2016

Transition and Change

lisavalentine clark, Guest Writer

As women, I think we often refer to “balance” and something we are constantly in search of, but never fully obtain. I love this segment because Caitlin talks about “playing with balance,” which is a new way for me to think of it–I had never considered before I could play with balance. I think of it as something I need to structure. In addition to that play, Caitlin admits the reality women face daily of “wearing different hats,” and I love that she uses this idea to more fully explain her experience as a fine artist. What can art and the painting process teach us about the business and process of living our lives? As one who is resistant to change, I like what Caitlin has to say about it.

“Only I can change my life. No one can do it for me.” ~ Carol Burnett

 
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(Art by Caitlin Connolly)

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About the Author

Lisa Valentine Clark graduated with a B.S. in English from Brigham Young University. If she looks familiar, it might be that you’ve seen her in any number of commercials or independent features such as “Pretty Darn Funny,” and “Once I Was a Beehive.” Lisa and her husband, Christopher Clark, are the parents of five children who seem to make up a unique comedy troupe all their own.

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