All Is Fair in Love and Work: On Making Art Through Heartbreak and Career Change
After a breakup with my artist boyfriend and the start of a buttoned-up corporate job, a close friend told me I was "made for corporate" — that I wanted security more than I wanted to be an artist. Here's what I've learned about Creative Responsibility looking different across seasons — and why occupying one role doesn’t steal validity from another.
If Time is Money, Attention is Everything
A year ago, I quit my full-time marketing job to make "more time" for my art. I didn't actually make more art. (My house was really clean, though.) Here's what I learned: Time wasn’t the problem — attention was. And Silicon Valley is doing a great job mining it.

