Beginning

“Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.”
― John Wooden

There are many exciting possibilities on the internet – making your own website, publishing your own eBook, connecting with people on Social Media, making your own marketing items, creating digital art...

All of these involve some time learning the processes and terminology. Some techniques and processes take a while to get the hang of. Other places or processes can be quick and easy. It depends on your prior experiences, personal learning style, and who the process was created for.

The key is to be kind to yourself and give yourself time to learn, use the learning techniques that work for you, and begin sharing your project even if it's not completely finished to the level you would like - start small and build on what you can do.

“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”
― Lao Tzu

• If you did some html at the turn of the century, that knowledge will help you with making a website.
  
• If you know Microsoft Word, that knowledge will help you with making an eBook.
• If you know about internet passwords, that knowledge will help you with your Social Media.
• If you make handmade artworks, that knowledge will help you with making digital art.
• You may know you learn by: just doing something, or by watching someone do it, or by listening to someone explain it, or by reading and thinking about it, or by knowing why it's done that way, or by finding out all about something before giving it a go...
• The App/Software/Process may be created for beginners or professionals or artists or business owners...

“Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it.
Boldness has genius, power and magic in it!”
― John Anster, The First Part of Goethe's Faust

A short course, library book, or some internet research, will help you get started with your project. Then you can do what you can do first and get it online, published, or print it for yourself.

Keep developing your skills and knowledge by doing a little bit more each day or week. Adjust and build your project, gradually creating the finished product you originally envisaged. Soon you'll realise you know the processes and terminology, and you're now doing what you couldn't do before!

Now you're ready to start a new project!  :-)

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