Happy National Entrepreneurship Month!!

Being an entrepreneur is often considered an art because it involves a creative and strategic approach to building and growing a business. Just like an artist creates a masterpiece, an entrepreneur crafts and shapes a venture.

Networking is often considered an art because, like any artistic endeavor, it requires creativity, skill, and a certain level of finesse. It involves building and nurturing relationships, understanding social dynamics, and effectively navigating various professional and social contexts.

In the fast-paced, demanding world of professionals, the relentless pursuit of success often comes at the cost of neglecting an essential aspect of our well-being—mental health. Contrary to the notion that personal and professional realms exist in isolation, a growing body of evidence underscores the profound interconnection between the two.

In the journey of personal development, one guiding light often stands out—the power of mentorship. A mentor serves as a beacon, offering insights, guidance, and a roadmap to unlocking untapped potential.

In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, finding moments of reflection and self-expression can be a rare gem. One timeless and transformative practice that has been celebrated for centuries is journaling.

In a world often marked by divisions and differences, there exists a universal language that transcends borders, cultures, and languages— the language of art. Art serves as a powerful force that connects people, fostering understanding, empathy, and a shared appreciation for the beauty of human expression.

In summary, art and culture are integral to the fabric of a community, contributing to its identity, social cohesion, economic vitality, and overall well-being. They enhance the quality of life for residents and create a unique and vibrant community that attracts both residents and visitors alike.

Recognizing and knowing about Black artists is crucial for several reasons. It promotes cultural understanding, supports diverse artistic economies, challenges stereotypes, and it contributes to fostering a more inclusive and equitable cultural landscape. Here are 10 black artist you should know.

In the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship, women are making waves, breaking barriers, and carving out spaces for themselves. However, the journey to success is often paved with unique challenges

In a broader sense, the concept of élévé in dance can be metaphorically applied to real life. It represents a sense of rising or lifting oneself, both physically and metaphorically. It suggests upward movement, progress, and elevation. In real-life contexts, embracing the idea of élévé might involve personal growth, overcoming challenges, or reaching for higher goals.

In a world dominated by curated success stories and picture-perfect social media feeds, the idea of sharing failure might seem counterintuitive. However, opening up about your failures can be incredibly liberating and even transformative. In this blog post, we'll explore why sharing your failures is not only good but also essential for personal growth and building meaningful connections.

"Pulling up" in life and "pulling up" in dance share some similarities in their underlying principles, even though they are applied in different contexts. Here's how they are alike:

No mater if it’s watching a movie, reading a book, traveling, or listening to others words I try and seek inspiration in every experience. For me motivational quotes are look reading a book and reading a book is like watering a plant. Our minds are the plants and the words are the water. Here are my 10 favorite quotes I live by and where I discovered them.

Failure is inevitable and in todays world of social media where everyone is trying to prove how awesome their life is we can sometimes fall into a trap for showcasing one the good parts of us.. Failure is not a sign of weakness as some may think, but actually a sign of growth. Here’s why failure = Reassessment, Reinvention, Reassurance.

This year I’ve been reading more then I ever have. I’ve kind of become obsessed really. Why you might ask? For one, reading for me is an educational tool. Some people spend money on classes and lessons. I spend money on books. And secondly, reading is part of my self care routine. I think of reading like “watering a plant”. My mind is the plant and the books are water. Pushing you to grow to be my best self. From January to July I’ve read 15 books. Here are my top 5 this year so far.

With a New Year comes new goals. No matter if it’s our personal life or professional life, we tend to go into the New Year ready to achieve all our hearts desire or reset some of the plans that we didn’t get to complete the year before.