It’s been a long time coming, but I’ve finally established my own personal space at home. Ever since we relocated our whole format to Boston I haven’t had a spot that could facilitate my personal daily hustle (which is a requirement for me in order to get down with being comfortable). TRUTH? Nothing has been this long awaited since Jesus.

Given the fact that wifey spends a significant time working from home on projects I decided to focus on establishing a comfortable groove for her using one of the best sections of the condo. I’ve got to admit, any time I want to shift into interior design, I’ve got game and I think I’d do well there :) Wifey’s got a whole cafe style hustle going now with ambient lighting, comfortable seating, and gets a solid dose of light. It’s a very chill spot and at this point we are both satisfied with the turnout.

I’d been holding off on setting up my own plot and until recently it was on the sofa in front of the television. There was no domain to get down with that was mine and I’d gotten to a point where I wasted alot of mental cycles dreaming about it on a daily basis.

One of the showstoppers to setting the whole scenario off was the fact I’d need to purchase furniture to support my material. In the end I was able to capitalize on existing surface areas in the second bedroom, turning that whole spot into a miniature comic book zone, DC and Marvel figure display as well as a comic book statue museum. It’s tight. Only a few additional touches are needed for this particular format to be solid and then i’ll be straight.

Strangely enough, it took some clue on Wifey’s part to make it happen. She had a vision and crafted the flow until it manifested into a schematic and blueprint that played well with my usual daily manuevers. Now I’m finally on point and matters of relaxation have started to resonate on my emotional landscape. This tiny realm is crucial and right on time! If you haven’t carved out a spot of your own, I recommend you get down with it. Space can lead to opportunity when you manage to secure a little groove of your own.