Tiffany Viliran

Tiffany V. Personal Development, E-Blog Autobiography Ever since the beginning, I have had a passion and an interest for arts. It all had started by watching girly things that somehow for me had increased my creativity. I often sketch designs regarding clothes, and from there, I started to explore more what else could there be. Eventually, I had drastically improved. Developing new designs that had helped me to foster originality. Not only that, but I also felt more productive as it truly isn't an unhealthy practice rather, it helps you obtain a talent from which you will be able to be of use in the future. Unfortunately, the busy days are looming ahead which have made me distant from my hobby. The overbooked schedule made it difficult for me to find a free-time to spend on what I adore doing. This consecutively occurred from which arts had eventually faded from my mind and priority. Due to this, I had failed to be who I should have been. I had a visualization for the future, but some things don't go the way you anticipated it to be. Unfortunately, no matter how much I regret losing a skill, I hope that my desire to keep going ignites just like before. Losing a talent for something seems that I too had lost a part of me. I had considered for my passion to be part of my identity as it helps me to reshape what my life should be like. It takes quite a time to fully regain the skill that had drastically declined over the years. However, I would like to sketch once again. I wasn't fully aware in the past for which I truly should have prioritized my passion, too. Now, I balance my workloads at the same time with my hobby.

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