When I first moved to New York, I was wide-eyed and bushy-tailed and ready to chase my dreams of acting professionally. Or, at least, that’s what I put on. I wanted so badly to look like I was doing well and finding success, but on the inside, I was really…

In my last blog, I shared reasons that it’s important to establish your niche as an artist. I focused mostly on stage actors; however, film actors and singer/songwriters or musicians can use these same tactics to grow their career as well. Today, I am going to share some really juicy…

Remember those exercises from freshman year of an acting program where they have you list out your five dream roles? …

With $40 in my pocket and 2 bulging suitcases, I climbed the 5 flights of stairs to make it to my middle school friends’ 5th-floor walk-up apartment in the Lower East Side. …

Most people really only use social media to observe other people’s lives; however, what if we learned to be intentional, not only with our scrolling habits but also with what we share on social media, and use it to help grow our artistic career? Gone are the days of a…

How many hours a week do you spend on Instagram (or social media in general)? Do you find yourself continually distracted from the task at hand because you’re more interested in Sally’s cute food photo or Bill’s engagement than you are with whatever it is you’re supposed to be doing? …

If you are a creative person, I’m sure you’ve experienced seasons of wild creative bursts and other seasons where the blank canvas or page just makes your knees buckle. The problem is though, that if this is what you want to do for your career, you kind of need to…

We’ve all been there: you cancel plans you’ve been looking forward to all week because you just need sleep. You lash at out your mom on the phone because of her “tone.” You yell at some guy on the street just because he was in your way. …

Dear Artist, You deserve the world. It takes the most special person to do what you do. It takes courage, compassion, and raw talent. …