Weekly Roundup: 1989?
I’m a longtime fan of visual artist, Rebecca Rebouche. Over the upcoming months, she’s releasing 13 paintings surprisingly inspired by Ryan Adams’ cover of Taylor Swift’s 1989. I am head over heels for the first 4 pieces.
We’ve built up an image of what creativity is that is completely wrong.Creativity is showing up and doing the work. Even when you don’t feel like it.
I’m living out all of my childhood fantasies inspired by “Clue” with these bookshelves that hide a secret room. #lifegoals
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if our to-do lists made us happy?
Obviously we shouldn’t be sitting at a computer all day, but the solution isn’t standing. The solution is moving.
Along the path of starting a business, you will certainly face these roadblocks.
I’m really feeling this 2017 watercolor moon calendar.
Guide: Grow Your Instagram Following
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As a small business owner there’s a lot of pressure to always be on top of things and unfortunately too often social media gets pushed to the backburner. It’s hard to remember to update your Instagram account when you’re spending the majority of the day putting out fires. And because we don’t always see the immediate results of consistent social media updates, it’s easy to forget that social media is the best tool to promote your business.
Here are 7 down and dirty tips to level up your productivity, build your audience, and increase engagement on your Instagram account.
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Weekly Roundup: don’t touch my hair
The new Solange album, “A Seat at the Table” has been on constant rotation for me this week. I am totally in love with the aesthetic vision from the new music video for “Don’t Touch My Hair.”
I literally laughed out loud at this one. 9 tricks to appear smart in meetings
As an empath, reading this really made me think about how I let other people’s moods affect my day.
The Transcendence of Transparent
Customer Lifetime Value is one of the most important factors in determining your business’ present and future success. It’s an often-overlooked metric that can accurately predict how much your customers are really worth.
I can’t stop listening to the New York Times podcast, Still Processing.
I’m really in love with these cards, from new greeting card company, Oh Hi… especially this one.
15 Career Tips From Smart Women
My favorite: “People talk about confidence without ever bringing up hard work. That’s a mistake. I know I sound like some dour older spinster chambermaid on Downton Abbey who has never felt a man’s touch and whose heart has turned to stone, but I don’t understand how you could have self-confidence if you don’t do the work.” ― Mindy Kaling