Have you ever failed?

What’s a newbie researcher’s goal for this year? Reaching 10k followers for Labovarde! 

Out of nowhere, there's a drama quote I really love: "It won't be easy, but it’s gonna be fun. That’s what adventures are all about." (Be Melodramatic)

To be honest, the uncertainty makes me worried and scared... It really won't be easy, but since it's something I want to do, it actually is fun. (Says the person who felt suffocated in their dream... Curious about what happened? Check my Threads!)

I recently read a book called I Failed! It’s a story about the "courage to fail"—creating something more original from mistakes rather than just regretting them.

"If you don't take risks to avoid failure, you might avoid the wrath of your boss or client, but you won't get rave reviews either."

That hit right where it hurts. Honestly, it’s not wrong... but when it comes to actually doing it myself, I’m terrified, yet I still want to do it. It's not just me feeling this way, right?

 

So, here’s what I’m doing right now for this year’s goal: 

✔Cleaning up Instagram visuals (currently unifying the feed aesthetic📌)

✔ Redefining our existing identity (moving in a more refined direction🎨)

Labovarde sells products, but I don't want it to be just a "pretty brand." I want it to be a refined brand that still feels human and relatable. So while the front looks cool, behind the scenes (mostly me) making clumsy blunders, occasionally looking a bit pitiful, like a research subject... Not that you asked for it, but I’m sharing all of that on Threads! (Wanna connect?)

Honestly, I gave it a lot of thought as to why I’m showing so much, and I think I just want to get closer to you all. haha

I don't know if I’ll succeed or fail, but  I’m taking the plunge anyway!  And if I fail by the end of the year, I’ll break down:  How I failed Why I failed How I’ll tweak things to succeed next time

But honestly, please pray that I succeed! I desperately need your help... 📢

 Isn't Labovarde too good to keep to yourself?!