Sometimes Success Takes Sacrifice, And Other Important Lessons You’ll Learn From ‘Girlboss’
In the span of 13 episodes we get a glimpse of the famous “Nasty Gal’s” beginning.
Real Writers Don’t Write For Fame
The Beautiful And The Damned: G-Eazy And The Dark Underside Of The American Dream
But somewhere along the way, success had become bittersweet. Life had become a series of stepping stones en route to a moving destination, a blur of cities viewed through the window of a tour bus.
How I Am Using My Jealousy Of Other People To Make Myself Better
There is one thing I can be sure of, and it is that I am better than I used to be, and I think that is all that matters.
I (Definitely Don’t) Want To Be Like Kanye
Oh Yeezy. While the man is famous for relentlessly typing in all caps, questionable self-perception, and seamlessly jumping between industries, he’s somehow also managed to dig himself into a massive financial hole.
Here Are The Important Things Being Shown On American Crime Story That Have NOTHING To Do With O.J.
“If the glove doesn’t fit, you must acquit.” White Ford Bronco (not the band). The Kardashians.
In Honor Of Britney Spears’s Birthday
When you are Britney Spears, your daily reality consists of neon stageshows and candy perfume and a two-hour show you don’t know if you care about anymore, though the deal is long inked.
The Brutal Truth Behind ‘Going Viral’
No single creative success can be sustained. That’s why you can’t create solely for profit or praise. In the end, the thrill never lasts. If you want to be an artist, there has to be something more than fame that sustains you.
An Open Letter To ‘Coaches’ Telling Others To Follow Their Passions
For the business coaches out there, I admire how you cheer and support your clients when they’re just starting out.
But where are you when they fail?
