In order to make at all, first you need to MAKE TIME.

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Some resources I mentioned:

Reach out!

http://myportfoliomyplan.com/

Lastly, thank you for listening–I am starting to find my way into a format and I appreciate your patience with my gaffes and grammar fluffs. THANK YOU!!!

I am taking my own advice to rest, even though this is a bit of wisdom my students and mentees have always found the hardest to take. 

One of the things I've told my students over the years is to develop and write a personal Manifesto. Find your obsession, use that as a lens onto the world through which you would build your creative and cultural production.

Here is a link to the Makela's book, Whereishere.

And here is a link to my pocket-sized abridged manifesto from school and some additional thoughts on the idea of a creative mission statement.

If I have a daily creative practice that produces artifacts and if I then consistently do that work every day of my creative life, I will head towards things that I considered goals at an earlier point. So my portfolio is my plan. And I'm starting this podcast because I've been doing a lot of mentoring lately. And I think it's really important for me to use the advice that I give my students all the time. That continuous practice creates a lifelong career of art making. So please bookmark the site, sign up for the podcast overall. And let me know how I may help you. You can reach me at my website, myportfoliomyplan.com. 

I'll be happy to talk to you as we all strive towards our own lifelong creative goals through our creative practice!