Eventually, I got goal-coached out of the company and we made it sound fun and exciting, like I was going to be this creative entrepreneur, but I actually had no idea what I was going to do.Īt the time, I also had my other artistic mediums besides just writing. It was throughout all of my work, just the way I wrote things, which was not very black and white for people to read.
I was managing a multimillion dollar store in Dallas, and I learned a lot but also was consistently told on our business recaps that my words were way too fluffy, not meant for business, too extravagant, that no one understood them.
sitting on the kitchen floor with the people who know you best, in-love spaces, gently reminding you that you are never alone.I was hired as a seasonal employee and ended up escalating in the store very quickly, taking on a community management role within seven months. Too, it is the top of the mountain spaces, the light rising through the curtain spaces, the 2 a.m. It is the lonely spaces, the low-lit spaces, the dark corners, and the rooms we don't often go. And this is Danielle's heart-work. And so, her offering is the words unsaid, in the spaces we need it most. And how you choose to share, that is your heart-work. The lineage of women before her have always said to her in no uncertain terms, that the time to be brave, is now.
In this has grown a truth she could no longer write just in the margins, as a maybe, or a sometime, but rather as air, as water, as basic survival. She began to write these words, those spaces, onto paper. Where others may hear the conversation by way of what was said next, Danielle has always heard the space between, and all the words left unsaid. In the way they can move a moment forward, or pull a moment to a slow stop. The everyday moments, and the extraordinary moments, have always made the most sense to Danielle in words.
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