Yes, It’s a Bat Witch
My daughter is going to be a Bat Witch this Halloween. I’m going to be her candy-carrier. Once upon a time, I had more input into her costume choice (and mine, frankly). She was an adorable lobster when […]
Friends of Friends
Lately we’ve been spending a lot of time with friends and friends-of-friends. How lucky we are to be surrounded by such an incredible community of professionals, artists, and professional artists. In the spirit of our friendly conversations lately, we thought […]
October 2015 Tasks
It is not often that I am totally surprised. But it happened last week while I was leading a workshop on Mindful Money Matters at Juilliard. One student gave an answer to a discussion question that was completely brilliant and […]
The Dangers of Public Accountability
I love public accountability. I love being held accountable for my goals; I love the peer pressure that comes with declaration of a goal, rather than simply a personal accountability. I love big goals (really big ones). NASA declared […]
Calling a Mulligan
On Monday, August 24 I did not post anything on my blog. That’s a big deal. It was the first Monday I missed in 2015. Oh sure, there have been close calls, like the time management post that went up […]
What a Big Mac Can Teach You About Value
Huge thanks to The Clark Hulings Fund for the invitation to share this blog post! See the original posting here. While you’re there, check out the amazing work the fund is doing for artists. In college, I was fascinated […]
September 2015 Tasks
Have you heard? The world is full of artists. “We’re All Artists Now” declared the Times and the creative class continues to thrive, it underscored a few days earlier featuring profiles of six artists making it work with portfolio careers. […]
Fast Enough to Fly Away
On my way to campus for the first day of the fall semester, Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car” came on the radio. Belting out an abuse ballad en route to teach a class about financial empowerment is strangely empowering. Nevertheless, […]
Because Environment Matters
I try not to post too much curated content here. Mostly I’m interested in sharing new content… Or at least new takes on content. The story on Amazon’s workplace in the New York Times deserves some attention, but I’m not […]
What’s To Come
Flexible Ambiguity & the Creative Entrepreneur Julie Taggart, the Dean of the School of Studio Arts at the Columbus College of Art & Design talks about “flexible ambiguity” in the context of managing change. What I love about this phrase […]
