I once met an artist who gave me a vision for why artists’ work is important in society overall. That was the start of my conviction that I
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I once met an artist who gave me a vision for why artists’ work is important in society overall. That was the start of my conviction that I
My best friend, K, and I got together for coworking the other day. During our break, our conversation wandered to “What if I made that other choice in my 20’s?” (insert
This summer, I got to meet some really neat people in the film industry–some whose work I knew even as a kid. But honestly, that pales in comparison to the
Confession: I rarely ever feel like I belong — partly because it’s an enneagram 4 thing (always feeling flawed), but also because I’m bi-racial. It’s a life where
I have a confession: creating art is not fulfilling. …Don’t get me wrong, it’s fulfilling as work, but it’s actually not my entire life. (I just talk about it
This is somewhat about (enneagram) personalities, but mainly about paying attention. I’m an enneagram 4. The response I often get is, “Ugh, I can’t stand 4’s. They’re so
There’s a small group of people in my life whom I call my “monthlies,” where we have standing monthly coffee meetups. One is a young mom friend, but