In this post, we’ll explore how to build systems that optimize both work and mindset, ensuring that your time, energy, and focus are used intentionally.

Exploring the balance of creativity, growth, and accountability, this new project builds on lessons from my film-a-day journey to embrace purposeful, daily progress.

I’ve always considered vulnerability an asset but not everyone does, especially in business. I believe this vulnerability leads to deeper connections. As AI starts to play a bigger role in our lives, I believe that now more than ever that we need to embrace this vulnerability in business if we truly want to stand out. It is your secret weapon.

I have battled with perfectionism my whole life. Whether in the my personal or professional life, I would consistently be disappointed with what I was working on because it was never perfect.

Have you ever started the year with the best of intentions but seem to fall short a few weeks in? Are their habits you’ve wanted to establish or break for a long time but never seem to be able to stick the landing?

Career pivots require self awareness, networking, accountability, honesty and an action plan.

Accountability is without question my most valuable asset as I am able to grow personally and professionally, experience fulfillment everyday, and get one step closer to live the life I want.

For this project, Brent Foster, Pawel Dwulit and I headed to Chile to visit one of the most remote regions of Patagonia to talk with one of the most isolated Gauchos alive today.

Diversifying a skill-set is very important, especially in the media production world. This post talks about why.

In my quest to work more efficiently and accomplish more in a day, I have found a few tips that I want to share to help you structure your day and maximize your productivity in the hours that you do work and in turn, decrease stress and accomplish more.

Working as a freelancer poses many challenges but also many rewards. I have learned a ton so far as a freelancer and looking back now, I only wish I would have known some of the things I do now. What I want to do with this post is shed light on some of the things I have learned.

Being successful as a multi-media artist is extremely challenging and requires a lot of hard work.

Finding a balance between creativity and running a business can be challenging.

Relationship building is a constant learning experience and requires a lot of work. Without sounding overbearing or unclear on what I mean, I am referring to how I feel when the lines of communication are not 100% clear.

Projects take a lot of coordination to complete. It is key that you maintain an open communication with your client and that you over-deliver on your services if possible.

One of the first things you will need to learn as an entrepreneur is how to invoice. To aid in the process, I have broken down a few different elements you will need to consider.

Professionalism is key in any business, especially when you business is built off of your creativity.

Creating an online presence is a daunting task and takes a lot of work and dedication.  There is no fail safe solution that will ensure success, however, there are a few things you can do to develop a foundation to grow from.

Defining your niche market and establishing a clear picture of whom it is they are marketing to is critical in the overall health of your business.

One of the hardest parts of writing a blog post is knowing where to start and how to structure your posts.