One of the many blessings I’m counting this year is the wonderful Etsy Project Embrace team, whose members are some of the most warm and supportive people I’ve had the pleasure of “meeting” through Etsy. So I’d like to take a minute to highlight some new years resolutions from a few members of the Etsy Project Embrace Team.
Cheers to all, to a bright year ahead!
Laura of lauraslocumpainted
Since I spent HOURS going thru my etsy shops and "re-tooling" today, I'm thinking that I'd like to make a resolution to list items on Etsy in half the time! ...to continue to keep cheetos on any diet I may have to be on. ....to get thru chemo with "flying colors" in 2010, then say goodbye to it FOREVER.
Kerrin of Sigmosaics
Creating a positive and healthy environment for my children in our new home of New Zealand. After all the settling in bits are finished I will be concentrating on Sigmosaics and building up my shop… catching up on all those much neglected extras (blogs!!) that go with having an online presence and enhancing any and all skills related to my shop, in stock and also in customer service!
Karon of WildWomanJewelry
One of my resolutions is to get a little more exercise (shocking, I know!) but I spend way too much time sitting, at my workbench and on the computer! I also intend to get my paperwork in order for 2010 — a better, more detailed filing system and record keeping for sales and expenses. And lastly, I intend to have a little more 'sacred inactivity' built into my week, a little regular time to be a bit of a 'turnip'- slow down and and let the creative juices flow!
Brenda of Phydeaux
Continue my quest to decrease major stress in my life (it's been an annual one for several years - 2010 might be the first successful year!). Start writing fiction again! Get a contract for a book for knitting patterns. Eat a salad every day (I'm already planning the blog with recipes!). Last, but by no means least, after several years of extreme stress, learn to find and embrace joy in everything I do. :)
Jenn of jennreese7
I resolve to shed a chin this year. My kid is almost 7 months old — No excuses for me!
Jill of moonlightbeadworks
Besides the usual, spend more time with family and friends, help others more, get more exercise, pay off debt. I really need to work on the following: Find, charge and use my cell phone since I am paying for it. Pick up the house phone when it rings, instead of letting the answering machine come on. Listen to the voice mails left by those who could not reach me. Return calls promptly.
Jill of GlazedOver
There are so many ways in which I aspire to improve my character, to be a better mother, wife, artist, global citizen, etc. but I'd say my resolutions all boil down to one main one: to be a better listener. If I can accomplish that, all the other little duckies will line up quite nicely.
Rose of Waterrose
My resolution is to make better use of time. I plan to start a new line of creations, revamp my blog, and learn a new embroidery technique ... that takes care of the first six months!
Susan of Simplysuzula
Think before I speak… my mouth needs reining in. Work harder to support Etsy Project Embrace by adding more TEAMEPE items. Put more emphasis on others and less on myself. Start eating healthier and excercising more. Treat others the way I want to be treated and be more tolerant of others.
Charity of SewCharitable
Embroider more each weekend. It makes me happy because it is creative and I can generate items and patterns for my shop! Focus on my wedding in October by buying independently and locally from Etsy vendors. Take time each day to snuggle with my fiance and kitties.
Teresa of tmpenrose
Stay more on top of the financial (i.e., tax info) end of the business. Go to boutiques in my area and see if they will do consignment.
Kelly of sweetnessjewelry
Just making it through the next year, Read more, and make more jewelry and put it on etsy!!!
Jen of NimiJewelry
On the personal side, my resolution is to relax. I want to let go of my automatic impulse to feel guilty and assume responsibility for anything that goes wrong in the lives of my loved ones –and especially people I don't know. It will take a bit (ok a lot!) of work, but I'm going to try to become what my friend calls "Zen Jen." I will take a deep breath, step back and relaaax. Professionally, I want to get my jewelry business up and off the ground. I want to start getting some serious sales on Etsy and I want to get my pieces into boutiques in the area.
Kristin of loveartworks
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ABOUT NGAN
Ngan is addicted to the creative process and jewelry design is her labor of love. Her philosophy is to create quality pieces that are unique, captivating and truly versatile. She spends a great deal of time and effort donating her talents to charitable causes with her most recent endeavor being her Warm Hearts project. She created a necklace that is currently traveling around the globe with money being donated to St Judes Childrens Hospital for every stop it makes. Click here to learn more about the project and get involved and visit eNVe Designs to see the rest of Ngan's stunning creations.
Ngan is addicted to the creative process and jewelry design is her labor of love. Her philosophy is to create quality pieces that are unique, captivating and truly versatile. She spends a great deal of time and effort donating her talents to charitable causes with her most recent endeavor being her Warm Hearts project. She created a necklace that is currently traveling around the globe with money being donated to St Judes Childrens Hospital for every stop it makes. Click here to learn more about the project and get involved and visit eNVe Designs to see the rest of Ngan's stunning creations.
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