Finding your voice

This idea of storytelling has been coming up a lot lately and once again revealed itself during a recent trip to see Faith Ringgold's 'American People' exhibit at the MCA. Some people know me as The Haute Seeker, others know me at their advertising Account Manager, I know me as these things and so much more. I've been walking on a tight rope for a long time when it comes to my story, my identity, a "title." For so long, I've felt that my work, passions, and weekend hustles could not come ...

We often make finding your voice an elusive thing. But we can start exactly where we are. Begin with the whisper and move from there.

"It is not about finding your voice it's about giving yourself permission to use your voice." #Unmute

Pay Attention to Your Instincts. As leaders, we’re asked to “be authentic” yet we’re driven to mute ourselves after years of seeing backlash to candor. But you can find your voice and use it more often.

Words to keep you going.

Midlife is the time to tell your truth find your voice sing your song

Young artists are always being told to “find your voice.” Whatever that means! I’ve never heard anyone explain it better than Billy Collins at a White House poetry workshop. I couldn’t find the text anywhere, so I transcribed it below. (If you've read Steal Like An Artist, this might sound really familiar...) What I don't

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Today’s guest is the brilliant Jen Carrington, who has taught me so much about doing work that truly fits around me. We spoke a lot about writing and developing a strong voice across a "content ecosystem", finding your “secret weapon” content, being creative outside of our work, starting a business young, and the mindset work that has led Jen to where she is now.