Approx. Reading Time: 2 minutes Endless talent exists in the world. Chances are there is a talented local artist right in your community. In a world of online ordering and national retailers carrying generic mass-produced art, excellent local artists struggle to make sales. Search engines prioritize the biggest names while newcomers struggle to be discovered. Similarly, record labels, publishing houses, …
Approx. Reading Time: 3 minutes It’s been a little over a week since I began focusing on adrenal health to battle my weight issues. In that time, I held the motto: Keep calm and eat meat. Eating to Stay Calm Now, I’ll admit I ate foods besides meat, however, only minimally. For the most part, my mishaps, as I will …
Approx. Reading Time: 5 minutes My adrenal glands don’t work right. When it comes to stress, I must care for myself. Otherwise, my well-being rapidly declines. Wish I realized this sooner. Disclaimer: The following is intended as a discussion and exploration of my health and my experience with a carnivorous way of eating and is not meant to be taken …
Approx. Reading Time: 2 minutes For over 17 years, journalist Tatiana Prophet covered Latino and immigrant communities. Tatiana’s start in journalism focused on advocating for those illegally crossing the border under false premises – jobs and a place to live. In time this led to the founding of Tatiana’s site Back to Facts which focuses on finding all of the …
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Approx. Reading Time: 2 minutes I started following David Feci, aka DFeci, in March 2018. Straightaway, I became fascinated by his style and a doodling exercise using letters as skeletons for characters. However, my favorite works are his unique comic book characters for Edge of Nowhere, in particular, Glurp. Dave Feci – Glurp and Edge of Nowhere Comic Glurp’s image …
Approx. Reading Time: 2 minutes Today, I stumbled upon this video tweet from Stephen C. Storey, discussing how we diminish ourselves by using the word “just.” Go ahead, give him a minute (53 seconds) of your time. Stephen acknowledges how the adverb, just, and other words like it minimize everything from accomplishments to skills to relationships to goals. Often without …