OUR HISTORY, OUR VOICES PROJECT
The Angela Howard Exhibit
About Her Exhibit…
These are two “Vision Boards” I created while filming the Freedom Model during the shut down last year.
I was working on 2 dream projects: WildHeartExpressive.com and its FreedomModel and a screen play about a badass female spy.
During this past year with everything else, I felt paralyzed from moving forward-with my dreams.
I had to sit with discomfort and allow everything to move at ITs own pace.
After completing these dream boards, I took my own advice and moved ahead on a whim without attachment and my dream came true.
I feel aligned now more than ever and that I am doing what I am meant to be doing.
I believe in the power of Vision Boards and I am eternally grateful.
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The Mary Camarillo Exhibit
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The Yasmin Murphy Exhibit
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