Here’s some word art from a quote by the 19th century French novelist, critic, and activist Emile Zola: “I am here to live out loud.” I think it’s something worth thinking about at the beginning of a new year … or anytime. Am I saying what needs to be said? Am I making a difference? Am I living out loud?
To download word art, click here, then right click on the image and choose “Save Picture As . . .”
Note: I have lots of word-art inspiration at the Bits of Positivity Facebook page and on Pinterest!
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Hi Deb, Happy New Year!
Great questions…
Am I saying what needs to be said?
Am I making a difference?
Am I living out loud?
These are certainly worth contemplating, not only at the beginning of 2011, but on a daily basis.
This word art will be etched in my thoughts as a reminder to Live Out Loud!
Thanks so much for your kind comment, Debra! Happy New Year to you, too – I hope you’re having a wonderful start to 2011!
Thank you so much!
Thanks for visiting and taking the time to comment, Lea!
I love your word art. Emile Zola was way ahead of his time!
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Thanks, Betsy! It sounds like something someone would say today, doesn’t it?! I hope you’re having a wonderful 2011 so far!
I LOVE this quote!!
Thanks for your comment, Cate! It’s one of my favorite quotes, too. I hope you’re having a very happy 2011!
I am doing this ‘Follow Friday 40′ that I saw over at Truly Simply Pink and I am now following you! This is such a cool idea isn’t it?! Love your blog by the way – Emile Zola is briliant!
Thanks for your kind comment and for following me, Annie! Have a great 2011!
GREAT questions for the new year, indeed!
Thanks, Michelle! They’ve really helped my focus for 2011.