So yes the question still is "Why do I go out?"

So the day after I had this week of wondering why I leave my house. In my house I have fascinating books and ideas for games I want to create, jewelry I can make and greeting cards I could make with my pictures around the world; so why would I ever want to leave. But I went out again and I went to one of my favorite coffee places where for the cost of one iced coffee you can stay there for 10 hours.

While at the coffee place I met a woman that appeared to be homeless, however she assured me that I could hire her as my publicist and I would have great success. Today I was happy that I ventured forth because I talked with her. It was obvious that she was lonely. It was obvious that she didn't feel she had any hope left and I was there to talk to. I did my best to encourage her but I think was most important, is not what I said, but that I saw her and we engaged in a conversation. That was a reason to leave my house.

While sitting there I gave some promotional companies to a man who said he had a friend in need. I was happy to do that as well. The Resource Girl is still more resourceful outside of the house than inside. That I think is the moral of my story. Inside my house, I grow, I get excited (I currently have a communication game for couples in the works) but outside I encourage and can share what I am learning.