Clean Eating – Eat better, Live better
Recently, I listened to a Ted Radio Hour podcast about the brain. One of the subjects being interviewed talked about the main difference between human brains and the rest of the animal kingdom brains –...
View ArticleWrite a Letter to Your Past, Present, and Future You
Earlier this month there was a sensation sweeping over YouTube called #DearMe where young women share videos of themselves giving advice to their 16 year old selves. In conjunction with International...
View ArticleBirchbox Review – March 2015
This entry is part 5 of 5 in the series Birchbox ReviewWelcome to my monthly Birchbox review! This month I really enjoyed all the samples in my box and the box itself is just so pretty! I’m currently...
View ArticleEvery Millennial Needs a Creative Outlet
photo by mark sebastian Last year was a stressful time for me. The company I worked for was recently bought out and in the process of implementing major changes. Work sapped all of my mental energy. I...
View ArticleDon’t Hide Your Creative Side
When I was 5 years old, my family moved from California to Pennsylvania. Since this was a simpler time before social media, my parents made announcements with our new address and phone number to mail...
View ArticleCreating a Not-So-Baby Nursery
When we wrote in A Millennial Manifesto, “Don’t hold back your creative side for fear of rejection or ridicule. Create something!” we didn’t anticipate taking these words to heart when it came to...
View ArticleShare Your Wealth of Knowledge (with Gusto!)
I did something this weekend I’ve never done before: change the brakes and rotors on my car, all by myself. original photo by Bill Erickson If you know me, I’m not a mechanic, nor am I good with my...
View ArticleStop Being Productive, and Start Being Creative
The following is an excerpt from our eBook A Millennial Manifesto. You can get your own copy by entering your email below. Email Address Millennials are artists. We make art everywhere. Art is a...
View ArticleWhat is Your Art? (Commentary on Seth Godin’s Thought-Provoking Words)
original photo by Felicia Åkerman Seth Godin, a powerhouse in the publishing and blogging world, recently wrote this short but thought-provoking piece: What is your Art? I define art as having nothing...
View ArticleThe Artrepreneur: When Art and Entrepreneurship Meet (Part 1)
It’s easy to have a dream. The hard part is putting into motion actions that will help to contextualize your dream into reality. original photo by Kevin McShane Out of all those who dream, artists face...
View ArticleThe Artrepreneur: An Interview with Jordan DePaul (Part 2)
This is part 2 of a series on artrepreneurship. For part 1 please click here. (Jaclyn Auletta|flickr) While making a quick stop in Pittsburgh to play at a local wine bar, Nashville’s Jordan DePaul,...
View ArticleHow to be Original like French Toast and Not a Sponge
Sponges and stale bread perform one common action: soaking up liquids. (reway2007 | Flickr) If there is one metaphorical phrase I can’t stand it’s: like a sponge. As in, “She’s a smart kid, she soaks...
View ArticleAn Interview with Alex Rawitz, Co-Founder of Verbatm – Part 1
A few weeks ago, I had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Alex Rawitz, a young entrepreneur and co-founder of the start-up, Verbatm. The Verbatm Team (left to right): Aishwarya Vardhana, Iain...
View ArticleAn Interview with Alex Rawitz, Co-Founder of Verbatm – Part 2
Today I continue my conversation with Alex Rawitz, entrepreneur and co-founder of Verbatm. For part 1, please click here. The Verbatm Team (left to right): Aishwarya Vardhana, Iain Usiri, Sierra...
View ArticleHow to Grow Your Creativity in a Petri Dish
Although not scientifically proven, creativity can grow in a petri dish if you have the right ingredients (metaphorically of course). (Duke University Archives | Flickr | Modified) I’ve always been a...
View ArticleSo You Don’t Think You’re Creative?
A short reflection on the role of creativity in your life. (Photo by NASA | Modified) So you don’t think you’re creative? What’s the big deal, you say. Creativity’s reserved for artists, musicians, and...
View ArticleMy Secret to Writing Without an English Degree
Everyone writes. But does everyone write with confidence? (Khánh Hmoong | Flickr | Modified) As the year winds down, you’re probably finding yourself in one of four situations: You are a student...
View ArticleInput, Output, and the Black Box
Old generations value input. New generation values output. But where exactly should we place our value? [Jackie Meredith | Flickr | Modified]“Keep your head down, work hard,” used to be the old mantra...
View ArticleSurviving Your Creative Desert
I’m in the middle of a creative dessert – desperately clawing my way out of its sandy demise. [guanzii | Flickr | Modified]For months, I’ve left a short story of mine unfinished. Blog posts, my book,...
View ArticleFriction and the Artist – An Excerpt from The Millennial Way
This week I share an exert from my book The Millennial Way, set to release in two weeks. [Xabier Zaldua | Flickr | Modified]Friction can come from several sources. It may be circumstantial and out of...
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