Week 8 Progress

1. I can't say that I'm perfectly satisfied with my progress so far nor can I say that I'm not happy with it. I'm always content but striving for more. I've truly enjoyed my overall progress so far and I'm happy with the stories I've created. I loved being able to unleash my imagination and build my blog and website around my stories.

2. Moving forward, I don't think that changing my fundamental planning and outlook is necessary, because I've already built change into my work ethic. I try to adapt to each new story each week so that my storytelling can adapt as well and diversify.


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