A few of you asked if I’d share more about Ken’s brain tumor diagnosis in college (mentioned in this post), but I just didn’t feel like it was my story to tell, you know? There’s always a fine line and delicate balance when your story kind of spills over into someone else’s life, and for
When The New York Times calls you to ask your opinion about blogging, you answer. You fight the sweaty palms, fearful that you’ll say the wrong thing or your words might be minced or your good intentions to be honest and truthful and mindful might be misconstrued. And then, you state your peace. I stated
What artist Adam Lee is teaching me about faith, creativity and the simplicity of hard work.
I love this Toronto Life interview with one of my favorite jewelry designers, Maryam Keyhani. Such an inspiration! I love this snippet below: “When I get orders from people by e-mail, I google them first because I want to know who’s buying me. It’s so personal; the necklaces are made from things I’ve been collecting
The sweet Jess Goldfond of Shiny Squirrel fame has posted a lovely interview with me, where I dish on Mankind Mag, creative energy and well… pretty much everything else. Enjoy, and thank you, Jess! Link: THE SHINY SQUIRREL
Are you skilled in the self-discipline department, or do you lack the motivation to manage yourself? Procrastination: Friend or foe? Today’s Dialogue is all about the glorious aspects of task management—find out how Kelly Lynn Jones, Faythe Levine and Lisa Solomon manage their time and how they reward themselves when they complete a project! How
Jessie, one of my favorite budding authors, asked me a few questions for her university newspaper. So, if you want to know what life’s like for a crazy, feel free to check it out. Link: Imprint Magazine