Imagine it's August 2036

I have 20 mornings until I am back to my usual routines.

I need to make these 20 mornings as meaningful to me as possible.

I decided to make this exercise: imagine that it's August 2036 and my business has succeeded. What do my days look like?

Here are the questions that I got:

• What does your ordinary Tuesday look like?
• Where do you wake up?
• What problems do people pay you to solve?
• Who works with you?
• How do your customers describe you?
• What parts of today's life have completely disappeared?
  

That's really curious. I will try.

• What does your ordinary Tuesday look like?

I wake up in a house by the sea, with my family, with my cat and my dog, surrounded by my plants and my paintings. I take care of things and people who matter to me. I feed the pets, I water the plants, I prepare the magical wake-up of my dearest people. I am peaceful and happy. And accomplished. 

I drink my coffee on the beach, and I make a few sketches. My art business is already succeeding, so there is no pressure on my everyday art. I create to create. Actually, just like now.

I live in a community or right next to a community that shares the same worldview and values. 

I feel seen, heard, and understood.

I am not running anywhere. 

My world is fulfilled with joy, peace, art, animals, helping others, spirituality, and hopefully, kids. Either my own, or those of the community whom I help to entertain and stay joyful. 

I work with joy and meaning.

• Where do you wake up?

In my house by the sea. Maybe I even slept in a hammock on the beach. Not because I have to, but because I can. 

• What problems do people pay you to solve?

Lack of uniqueness. Lack of alternativeness. Lack of self-expression.

• Who works with you?

I want to be the only Creator in my business, but I definitely see myself having a great accountant, an exceptional lawyer, and, honestly, if things go financially well, a bodyguard. Because since my very childhood, I have been a little paranoid about safety. I want to live fear-free in the future. 

• How do your customers describe you?

"Oh, it's The Camambert!"

That would be so cool :D

• What parts of today's life have completely disappeared?
  

Eternal sadness and suffocating absence of meaning.

Wow, this was a sacred piece of work. 

I will publish it without proofreading.

Live, my writing, live!