If you’re anything like me, your definition of a good time is doing non-“work”-related work and/or you only feel relaxed if you have a whole day to be productive and/or you are stumped when people ask you what you do for fun, so here’s hoping you are not like me. But if you are, read on!
Read MoreArtist Hannah Drossman understands the importance of spontaneity in the fight against perfectionism. Her work has been published in The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Boston Globe, Buzzfeed, FiveThirtyEight, and more. She talked with me about the joy of working in mediums she can’t control, making choices in the moment, and letting the subconscious flow.
Read MoreI used to be a confident performer who loved the adrenaline rush of performance. As time went on, the adrenaline rush became anxiety. This anxiety grew until the point that I got so nervous—shaking, sweating, heart pounding, stomach churning—before performances that, a couple of years ago, I decided to stop for a while.
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