The Magic Combination

Two things limit our success: drive and confidence. I really believe that if giving proper instruction, there isn’t much any of us can’t do. But, if you don’t believe you can do it, you’ll fail. Now, there are some things better left to those with a more congruous skill set. For example, you won’t see me moseying into the O.R. to perform neurosurgery anytime soon. This all points to drive. I could be, potentially, the world’s best neurosurgeon. (Maybe just a mediocre neurosurgeon.) But I don’t have the drive to study the way medical school requires; I don’t want it enough.

This is hardly a new website, but if any of you are looking for a little inspiration from women in creative businesses you should read a few of the stories on Another Girl at Play. Here is a group of woman enjoying the synergistic effect of drive and confidence. When you want something bad enough, and believe you can do it, there really are no limits.

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Hi! I’m Jules.

I used to be an attorney, but it made me grumpy. Now I write about life, sweet and savory, as a wife and mother to two small boys. My knowledge of dinosaurs knows no bounds.

You can read more, including the meaning behind the name Pancakes and French Fries here. And, yes, I really am phenomenally indecisive.