Our Appreciation

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We Waste Too Much Precious Time

We always think we're too busy to do the things we should be doing. We hang out on social networks, we stay late at the office, doing the one last report, we leave our kids in front of the TV while we read the paper or catch up on emails and more.

Ask yourself if you really need to be doing these things or if they can wait. Ask yourself the last time you spent quality time with your loved ones, children or even just you, away from all the noise and distraction. You might be surprised at how freeing and rewarding it can be.

Don't Be Afraid to Make Mistakes 

As children, we're unafraid to take risks. We see the world as one big adventure, and if we hurt ourselves along the way we simply shed some tears, get a kiss from our parents and move on to the next adventure. It allows us to grow, because we know not to make the same mistakes that hurt us in the first place. 

Unfortunately, as adults, it seems like we've forgotten the art of learning from our mistakes. We stay with abusive partners, we accept shit from our boss instead of looking for a job where we're valued and we never take action on that one big idea we have, because everyone will think it's stupid.

The thing is, though, we became the adults we are because  we learned from our mistakes as children. And we turned out all right (mostly). There's something to be said for that, no ? Don't be afraid to make mistakes, you're only hurting yourselves if you do.

Thanks For All The Fish

Bloggers are a strange breed. We basically share our personal thoughts in public, looking for feedback and endorsement ( or disagreement ). It's almost like reverse narcissism.

Yet from that weird approach, magical things happen. Communities are built, friendships are grown, mindsets are changed. And sometimes, just sometimes, movements are created from the springboard that a single blog post can create.

I'm incredibly biased, but I see you as one of the best communities on the web. You've never been afraid to challenge, whether that be my thoughts or that of other guest writes or commenter's. You've discussed topics with respect for each other, and helped us grow as a person. Say what you want about online relationships, but you're all as real and valued as anyone we know offline.

Thank you for being with us while we was on this little blogging journey. It would have been boring as hell without you and maybe we can continue our conversation on the other side. Underworld, anyone ?

Takeaways and Wishful Thinking

We hope we've kept you entertained on this journey about shoes. We've formed bonds and connections with and we'll be a little sad for finishing our blog here. 

If there are any takeaways that we hope we can depart with. it's that maybe, just maybe this blog helped you realized more information about shoes and understand the need of stylish shoes to be wore and that having belief in your convictions is never out of fashion. Maybe gave you the odd bit of business advice along the way.

Take care guys and thanks for the memories and experience !




Resources: http://dannybrown.me/2011/07/16/if-this-was-my-last-blog-post/



-Kesi-