License to Create
Hi everyone! It feels like such a long time since I published anything new here. It’s been a busy springContinue Reading
Author: TheJessMarieM
Communications (Digital Marketing + E-Media Strategies)
Short Update 12/22
Hi everyone! I’m still here and well, very grateful for it. I’ve been sucked into the world of finals andContinue Reading
#DrawForRefugees | Illustrating Warmth
What makes you feel warm? “A kettle boiling at the stove. Your family or friends are there. They smile. CocoaContinue Reading
Re: Nassim Nicholas Taleb Commencement Address in American University in Beirut
Amazing read! “I am just describing my life. I hesitate to give advice because every major single piece of adviceContinue Reading
POV | Follow Your He(art)
When I think about art, John Keating’s message about poetry from the film, Dead Poets Society, always pops in my head. To elaborate, the things that call to us are usually what keeps us going. It’s the simple things we love doing that makes life worth living. When it calls, we feel it deep in our bones, it’s an embrace to our soul and it feels like home.
Podrec #1: The Creative Pep Talk by Andy J. Pizza
ll of the episodes I listened to resonate to the core of my creative soul and it’s funny because his target audiences are introverts – like me. Well…I’m an ambivert, but most days, I am a creative introvert who needs a lot of *pep talk* to get out of my comfort zone and my own head.
Self-Care Amidst a Pandemic
Do things that make your soul ignite with happiness, even in dark times. It is so possible even when on some days it’s more difficult.
Re: Creating a Successful Blog
Sharing great blogging tips from Amanda at Something to Ponder About So you have time to read blogs? Why? Don’tContinue Reading
Introduction + Setting Intentions
Nothing has propelled me more in the world of Communications than this global pandemic. While I was already immersed inContinue Reading
So Donne, Unpacking Metaphysical Love
I think the abstraction of his work is the best part of it all due to it being so open to different interpretations. How one person defines his work could very well be influenced by their own experiences and upbringing.
