To truly design you often have release control to let things flex and float.
Let it go!
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Week 6 of Intermediate Web Design, we focused on positioning elements within a webpage. Often taking elements out of the flow of the document and placing them where we determined they should go. Whether we were floating images to wrap text around them or flexing the elements to put them in a different orientation, we often had to release the control of the parent to move the child.
This week, I found a parallel to my professional and personal life. I have been trying to control the path of my career. I have been trying to make logical steps to move myself along MY imagined path. I came to a point this last week that I literally had to release this control and allow the next steps to fall as they are designed to, I had that moment of realization that I am not The Designer of all the twists and turns of my path, but it will go the way it should go. Sometimes the design is revealed by letting go and letting things fall into position.