As creatives, we pride ourselves on being open-minded with the ability to see the world through different lenses. But no matter how enlightened we may feel sometimes even artists miss the mark. But where there's a will there is a way and Jon Marcantoni has some amazing insight on how to create with purpose and truth.  

Talk about working hard, staying true to your vision while learning as you grow. Patrina Randolph talks about her amazing journey as a creative, her journey as a businesswoman, and how you can't be successful without understanding both. This is an amazing episode for anyone who wants to take their passion to the next level. 

In today's episode, I am having an amazing conversation with Jennifer Jackson. We are sharing our opinion about being true to yourself, taking a risk for good reason, and coming together as a community. Could you imagine the power the creative community could bring to the world if we embraced ourselves and embraced each other? Let's talk about it.

Jennifer Jackson is an extremely talented human being but her outlook on life is a work of art all on its own. Listen as we speak to Jennifer about being true to self and enjoying the journey. 

There are things that are clearly good or bad, no ifs, ands, or buts about it. Then there are things that fall into that complex grey area. So my question to those both inside the creative community and out, how do you cancel when the area is grey? Do you wait until you have all the facts? Do you cancel on sight? Do you ever cancel at all? And once, hopefully, proven guilty without a showed of a doubt, how does that person's transgression affect their art? Is their art cancelled too or no? Let me know what you think. 

At this moment in time, we need artists and art.  In this episode, I speak one hundred percent from the heart and express why I feel we need artists here and now.  Bear with me because this is unscripted. Enjoy.

How does she do it? Emily Moores teaches us that one way of doing what you love is to make it work. Use your resources, live in the moment, and never settle. This interview is inspiring in many ways including giving you the guts to go after your dream. You may also experience feeling confident about taking a stroll in an art gallery. Also, Emily has gifted me with some amazing resources to share with all of you that will be featured on a new resource page on my website HarlemLennox.com, so stay tuned.  

You would think professionalism would be a common-sense practice but I am here to tell you it is not. In this episode, I am flying solo and talking about professionalism while working on a "passion" project. 

In a world of art where things are always changing it's a must to be adaptable and do things according to what's be for your path.