Taste, execution, and resilience. The three parts to making our art.
Studying a wide range of artists and entrepreneurs led me to identify three themes that are essential to making “art.” They are taste, execution, and resilience.
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Studying a wide range of artists and entrepreneurs led me to identify three themes that are essential to making “art.” They are taste, execution, and resilience.
Memories of summer camp Growing up, my brother and I would spend our summers at Camp Frank A. Day. Those days spent on the shores of Quacumquasitt were some of the best days of my life. What I loved most about camp was the people. You really got to know
I noticed something recently. People, for the most part, don’t share their friends’ “work.” By work I don’t mean 9-to-5 day job type stuff, I mean their passion projects. But why is that?
Not too long ago I realized that there are plenty of times when I'm not actively working, but I'm not exactly disengaged either. But I struggled with what to make of these activities in between working and not working.
A song written by my biological father in memory of his wife, and my mother, who died during El Salvador’s civil war. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Spanish Lrycis Caminastes junto a mi en busca de un mejor destino para ti y lo que viniera de ti Tu pueblo, tu pueblo no conocio
In 2011, one of my favorite restaurants, Anna's Taqueria, held a contest to celebrate its 15th anniversary. The winner received a party catered by Anna's for 50 people. For the contest, I filmed this video, which included many of my friends who I introduced to the