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Project 2014-Choose Your Own Adventure

Friday, January 3, 2014 by Jessika Hepburn

Project 2014, Oh My! Handmade

Happy, happy, happy 2014 to our wonderful creative community of goodness! This month on OMHG we are celebrating the fresh start of the new year by creating and sharing our project plans for choosing our own adventures in 2014. For the month of January join us as we post projects of all sizes that we want to take steps toward, along with ideas, inspiration, support, and resources for following through on our plans.

To get us started here is a little printable inspiration for our workspaces to encourage us to be foolish and think big (but remember we can always start small!). Click here or the image below to download the PDF!

"Start a huge, foolish project" Rumi, free printable, Oh My! Handmade

I hope our Project 2014 theme inspires us all to get creative and gets the ball rolling for fun collaborative projects this year! This is a great month to plan a project/group challenge like a daily doodle or weekly photo, think up a strategy for starting your own Success Squad, reaching out and creating a product collaboration, or planning a crafty meet up or an annual event…just to name a few. I’m so excited to hear about and support your projects in the new year!

So tell us:

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We would love to share your Project 2014 posts, plans and printables this month. Hop on over to our submission page and join in our theme + post your ideas and thoughts on great 2014 projects in the comments below to meet up with other creatives! 

Ready to join in the Project 2014 fun? Grab a 400×400 badge below (feel free to resize as needed!) & post it on your own site and share a project you want to plan this year & then let us know in the comments so we can cheer you on!

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PS: For more collaboration with amazing creatives along with accountability and project planning support come join our OMHG member forums and get access to our new Project 2014 group + video member meet ups and email check ins starting this month.

Happy Project Planning!

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  1. Boosting Creativity in 2014 - A Small Bird: Blog! says:
    Wednesday, January 8, 2014 at 1:49 pm

    […] going to start boosting creativity by joining in with Oh My! Handmade Goodness and Project 2014 – Choose Your Own Adventure. I’ve printed out this great motivational poster and I’m figuring out the prime place […]

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  2. Project 2014 - prep work - A Small Bird: Blog! says:
    Monday, January 13, 2014 at 1:59 pm

    […] in the month I mentioned Project 2014 as part of my goals to boost creativity. I was a little vague and that was mostly because I was […]

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  3. Project 2014 | from house parties to housewife says:
    Wednesday, January 22, 2014 at 5:11 pm

    […] and creatives alike to use as inspiration for their businesses. This month’s theme was Project 2014: Choose Your Own Adventures. This felt like the perfect time to share a project I have been working […]

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  4. Creative Business Journey: Project 2014 | from house parties to housewife says:
    Wednesday, January 29, 2014 at 11:38 am

    […] have joined the Project Accountability Club through Oh My Handmade! Goodness, which has totally motivated me to get serious about my goal planning. I have simplified some and […]

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