No, really, stop postponing shit you can't stop from happening.  Even when it hurts, even when it feels like you shouldn't let go.  Let. Go.  More to the point, it's time to rediscover a real "quality of life" where you let others do the work to mend their connection with you, and not have it always be a weight you carry alone.  Let's discuss.

No, really, stop postponing shit you can't stop from happening. Even when it hurts, even when it feels like you shouldn't let go. Let. Go. More to the point, it's time to rediscover a real "quality of life" where you let others do the work to mend their connection with you, and not have it always be a weight you carry alone. Let's discuss.

End the chapter, and stop postponing the inevitable. Let *them* finish writing it if they're gonna.

Nino Batista, unfiltered, as he discusses the artist's (or anyone's) path towards personal and professional success without pretense or other nonsense.  Be inspired and be challenged, be the best human you can be, while joining him as he admits his own failings and fears, putting it all "out there" in an attempt to keep himself, and others, thinking beyond their usual perceptions.  Always.  

Ron "Nino" Batista is a photographer, retoucher, musician and overall creative who also founded NBP Retouch Tools in 2017.

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Nino Batista, unfiltered, as he discusses the artist's (or anyone's) path towards personal and professional success without pretense or other nonsense. Be inspired and be challenged, be the best human you can be, while joining him as he admits his own failings and fears, putting it all "out there" in an attempt to keep himself, and others, thinking beyond their usual perceptions. Always. Ron "Nino" Batista is a photographer, retoucher, musician and overall creative who also founded NBP Retouch Tools in 2017.

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End the chapter, and stop postponing the inevitable. Let them finish writing it if they're gonna.

End the chapter, and stop postponing the inevitable. Let them finish writing it if they're gonna.