Category: Personal Advancement
10 Quotes from 10 Artists that will 10x your Self-Motivation
Writers, painters, musicians, photographers - those who have succeeded in these creative arenas offer us lessons in self-motivation unlike those we might learn or be exposed to in other fields. This post gathers together ten different quotes from ten different creative artists, each of which we feel contains within it the remarkable power to motivate and inspire.
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How I Write 10,000 Words Per Day, Every Day – ART + marketing
Most people don’t believe me when I say that I write 10,000 words per day, every day. Between writing on Quora, my Inc Magazine column, ghostwriting for my clients at Digital Press (not counting the dozens of emails I respond to), I can honestly say that even 10,000 words per day is (at times) a low estimate.
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Photography Critique with Alex Strohl
One of the most common questions I get is about how to stand out + how to develop a personal style. So when Alex Strohl stopped by the studio, I wanted to get his take on this ever-popular question.
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The Ultimate Guide to Making Smart Decisions
I was two weeks into my job at an intelligence agency on September 11, 2001 when the world suddenly changed. The job I had been hired to do disappeared. I had a computer science degree; I came from a world of 1s and 0s, not people, families, and interpersonal dynamics.
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In praise of doing nothing
In praise of doing nothing In the 1950s, scholars worried that, thanks to technological...
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Creativity
They Body-Shamed Her Online. Then This Photographer Struck Back.
Haley Morris-Cafiero saved more than 1,000 negative comments directed toward her and, choosing 30 from various backgrounds, photographed herself costumed like her cyberbullies. It all started eight years ago when Haley Morris-Cafiero was taking self-portraits in Times Square, lost in the clutter, cacophony and crowds - or so she thought.
Photojournalism
Drone journalism’s battle for airspace
The images, taken by photographer Josh Haner from about 135 feet above the smoldering remains of a subdivision decimated by a wildfire in Santa Rosa, California, are mesmerizing. In Haner's video, the camera glides smoothly over the jagged landscape, close enough to make out details-partially burned palm trees, a lone fire truck-but high enough for
Visual Photography Studio
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Business
Must-Have Photography Equipment for Your Studio
Nikon, Canon, and Sony don't provide all the equipment you will need to be a photographer, especially if you're a studio photographer. Cameras and lenses aren't the only necessary equipment a photographer should own. Daniel Norton gives his advice as to what equipment he thinks you need.
Art Wolfe
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1000+ Photoshop Resources Bundle to speed up your workflow
Photoshop is still a powerful tool and the design software of choice for millions of designers around the world. You can do a ton of stuff with it, and with a little bit of experience, the final product can be a real eye candy.
Photography for Real Estate
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