15 días / 2 miradas, my experience.

In January I made a post about this collaborative project called 15 dias / 2 miradas (15 days / 2 looks) created by Arlette Montilla, which consisted in portraying the Venezuelan's daily life outside the country and each participant has to take one photo for 15 days. Then she will try to look for similar situations for a comparative of our lives.

From April 17 to May 1 it was my turn, I believe our results were pretty interesting. A lot was happening in these 15 days so I had some cool stuff to document. I loved the challenge, and it seems that I can't stop taking daily pictures. 

Here are all the pictures we took, tell me what do you think of them in the comments :) 

Hope you enjoy them.

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My life lately... (Part 2)

This is the beginning of a great year because:


 1. I changed my glasses. 

2. My mom visited along with her husband, so much to do so little time.

3. She brought a lot of awesome gifts from friends, delicious candy, food and rum

Did I tell you it was a lot? 

4. It was our anniversary, which we enjoyed at "Los Amigos Invisibles" concert

 5. And lastly we moved to a new better place. I'll post some pics soon.

That's all for now! Have a nice sunny weekend.

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Proyecto fotográfico: 15 días / 2 miradas

Foto: De izq. a der. José Arato (Toronto) y Arlette montilla (Caracas)

15 días / 2 miradas es un proyecto fotográfico colaborativo creado por Arlette Montilla buscando plasmar la cotidianidad del venezolano que vive en el extranjero y al mismo tiempo ella buscará situaciones similares para hacer una comparativa de las vidas fuera y dentro del país.

A cada participante les tocan 15 días para capturar su cotidianidad, funny thing is que a mi me toco en mi semana de aniversario con Gian, vamos a ver como queda eso.

Si quieren conocer mas de este proyecto vayan a la pagina del proyecto, donde también describen como participar en ella. Si estas viviendo fuera del país y te gusta la fotografía give this one a try. Pin It Now!

How to achieve your resolutions + printable

How many times have you found yourself at the end of the year writing new resolutions and wondering what happened with the ones you wrote last year?. If you are one of the few that actually accomplishes more than 50% of the goals you set yourself then CONGRATULATIONS! 

But the majority of us feel like we haven't done most of the things we wanted to do, and why is that?

• Maybe you wrote down some unrealistic goals, like quitting your job and making $100.000 from your blog. Let's be serious, that's not going to happen. Goals need to be realistic, measurable and with a deadline. Saying that you want to lose 1 kg. or 2 pounds per month is more attainable.
• You had too many goals. Focus on just a few rather than going crazy with lots.
• You didn't write them down, or if you did you forgot about them the next week. A solution for this is to print a piece of paper (like the one I'm giving to you) with specific goals, an action plan with deadlines and put it in a visible place.
• You wrote resolutions just for the heck of it. If they don't "speak" to you they won't motivate you. State a goal like it's your life mission for that year. 

The list could go on and on, but this post is not about that, on the contrary, I want to help you plan and monitor your goals.

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