Your Inner Artist

Clear and compassionate communication without judgment.

Fully understanding the other and even putting yourself in their shoes.

Giving and receiving love.

Loyalty, truth and integrity.

Matching the energy or vibration of the other person.

I feel the gratitude in my heart.

I transmit my gratitude by sending grateful and positive thoughts.

I pass the gift on to another person.

I communicate my gratitude in words.

I honor the gifts I've been given by using them and incorporating them into my life.

Try to contribute what is needed most in the situation or project.

Have the ability to take a project or idea to the next level of expression.

Don't get too caught up in planning or ideas, but contribute best when we get down to work.

Have plenty of great ideas, including how to organize and plan the project.

Get swept up in the excitement and passion of the project or idea.

Earth and nature. I notice nature every day, even in the city.

The love people show to each other, their pets, and their children.

Brilliant works, such as literature, movies, and art.

Profound moments of existence -- in an almost surreal way.

Compassionate acts and courageous achievements.

Art is a multi-dimensional experience.

Art is in lovers, friends and every human bond.

Art is when beauty overwhelms you and lights a fire inside you.

Art is a reflection of the beauty in the human mind.

Art heals the artist.

A bit of a control freak, but highly competent.

Someone with high integrity -- who may be intense, but usually does the right thing.

Someone with very high expectations -- sometimes too high.

A little bit scattered and disorganized.

Someone who often deserves better than what I get.

Most people don't understand my perception of beauty and art.

My standards are very high -- higher than most.

I tend to prefer my own way of doing things -- my ideas and/or execution are usually the best.

I sometimes feel that my work, my art, is not recognized as it should be.

I can sometimes be critical of others and of situations and organizations.

Stop taking care of everyone else and make sure you are ok.

Get over yourself and start paying attention to what's going on around you. It's not all about you.

If you stop controlling the situation, you'll find a better solution.

Stop being right about everything and trust your intuition.

Stop, turn around, and face what's in front of you.