The Parts Of You That Aren’t “I”
Let’s pretend for a moment that we pulled apart all of your organs and laid them on a table.
How To Become The Kind Of Person Who Deserves The Life You Want
Your life will unfold in direct proportion to how much you believe you deserve. Not how much you think you should have. How much you believe you deserve.
Consider The Thought
What if the point is not to arrive at a conclusion, but just to consider the thought?
How To Walk Yourself Out Of The Labyrinth Of Illusion
I’m always lightly romanticized by the phases of my life, the shifts that occurred as my psyche did — because my psyche did.…
The Ways We Keep Ourselves From Psychological Stability
“Discovering this, [that you suffer only from yourself], the mind becomes whole: the split between I and me, man and the…
Your Body Is Not Your Art, It Is Your Paintbrush
The point is, you can’t fake a deep life. You get what you give. If you cultivate the surface, you’ll end up with only the surface of things. You can’t expect to give a little and receive a lot in return.
Where You Find The Person You’re Going To Become
The essence of you may be undefinable, but that does not mean it’s not unique. Unspoken words do not stop referring to a concept or a physical item. You cannot lose control by mentally renouncing your train of thought.
10 Things You Should Stop Saying To LGBTQ People
How are you going to have kids? I would totally go gay for you. Oh, I always knew, I could tell you were different. I have a friend who is gay!! I never would have guessed! (You look so normal!)
You Cannot Forget To Remember The Unknown Unknowns
I learned that the nonsensical things that happen are often preparations for the unknown unknowns. I learned that being in the moment isn’t just the best way to enjoy your life, it’s the only way to get ready for what’s next. I once read that you have to stop seeking answers and start living in the questions.
12 Secrets (Successful) Women Who Chose Careers In The Arts Know
I believe that making a life for yourself as an “artist,” is less about chance and more about work ethic, walking the fine line between creating for yourself and creating for consumption and your threshold for rejection and perseverance regardless.