Okay, so Tuesday the 31st of December 2024 and the title of today's reflection is going to be Adjustments. So I've kind of been dreading this day for a long time, really and truthfully. It's a day where effectively I have to come to terms with the fact that things are effectively moving
on and I kind of have to learn how to get with the times, so to speak. So I've been working with this piece of software for a while and this software has effectively delivered for
the past, I think year and a bit now, it has delivered some of the best quality images that I could have ever put together. Now, these images mean a lot to me, my ability to deliver these messages and these images to the great quality that I can bring them to means a lot to me. And, you know, like I've come to this, you know, I'm having to come to the realization and come to terms with the fact that things are changing because the providers are effectively kind of like going into a new sort of like field, they no longer want to focus on, you
know, kind of like images, they want to focus more on graphic designs. And, you know, because of that, kind of like my ability to kind of like get with those, you know, get with the program or not necessarily get with the program, but effectively, the same exploits and the same things that I can utilize with the tools that I had in this previous program is not the same that I can apply on this other program here. So I'm effectively having to make adjustments and I'm having to learn how to do that and
it's something that I've dreaded for a while because it's always something that I guess I've had issues with when it comes to my own journey and it's all about like you know just basically not being too rigid and I've always been pretty rigid when it comes to certain things because once I have things set in place I want them set in that way but I'm having to really learn how to like navigate through that and just sort of like not let it get to me if that makes sense even though perfectionism is always something that kind of like hovers over me like a harsh shrewd and gray cloud
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