You definitely know Eugene Mirman. He is a stand-up comedian, actor, and writer. You’ve heard his voice as “Gene” from Bob’s Burgers, seen his face […]
It can be hard to keep up your own pace when you work in a creative field. A drought of motivation can feel like the […]
Though your day job may feel like it eats up all of your time, the numbers don’t lie: If you spend eight hours per day […]
Maybe it’s always been like this, but the advent of social media has allowed everyone, everywhere, to talk about how busy they are in a […]
There are times where every artist has to deal with cold, hard reality. Many factors in life, despite our best efforts, bring us back down […]
“All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” – we’ve all heard this infamous quote from the Hollywood horror classic The Shining. But when […]
The narrative of “quit your job and follow your dreams” is a strong one in creative communities — but as anyone with rent to pay […]
There’s a pervasive idea that artists can’t hold down real jobs — or even jobs as artists. They’re too free-spirited, they’re too creative. They can’t […]
Do you live, breath, eat, and sleep your work life? Are you so obsessed with your latest project that your friends are practically begging you […]
Another day, another roundup of motivational career advice to jump start your week! In an effort to make Mondays slightly more bearable, CreativeLive is rounding […]
Risk aversion is natural – literally, our brains are wired to react to negative information more swiftly, meaning we’re more likely to act out of […]
Whether you’re embarking on a new career or happy in your current one, everyone needs the occasional kick-in-the-pants when it comes to getting motivated. […]
My alarm is beeping. It’s 6:30am. I roll over and open my eyes. I glance at the bag I pre-packed last night lying by my […]
Designer/illustrator Felix Sockwell is known for his illustrative, fluid line work. When looking at his pieces it appears that his pen never left the page, […]
“You will become way less concerned with what other people think of you when you realize how seldom they do,” wrote David Foster Wallace in […]
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