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10 Paradoxes of Creative People
I was reading the article on this subject and decided to post the 10 paradoxes here along with my personal...
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Wavy Spice
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“1. Men and women succeed because they take pains to succeed. Industry and patience are almost genius; and successful people are often more...”
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I love all things Ra! Thank you BBC for for yet another take on one of my favorite all time artists. A master #SunRa
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Let love guide you
A few months ago I wrote about my sudden urge to visit Los Angeles. The pull propelled me to immediately book a...
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Santa left one extra gift for mom and dad. He replaced their ancient computer with the new iMac!
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Nobody gets to be you, except you. Nobody has your point of view, except you. Nobody gets to bring to the worlds the things taht you get to bring to...
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APP OF THE YEAR!Apple has named Paper iPad App of the Year. We’re incredibly honored (and a few of us on the team are still scraping our jaws off...
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Scanned in this weeks negatives. The most beautiful woman in the world, Kyra.
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How to Hack Any Application and Set Yourself Apart From Other Candidates
In the last few years, I’ve been thinking a lot about applications while...
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2 posts tagged poetry
See below for details about this amazing collaboration…
“What I’ve Learned” a poem by me in collaboration with @camovement. Here’s a video recording of a piece I wrote in grad school for a random assignment my professor and advisor, Michael Meyers, gave to me. He told me to spend an hour writing the first things that come to my mind about what I know and that gradually we could work on editing it. Unfortunately, I never edited it. I shared it one random night at a performance I had at Hofstra University in 2010, after I ran out of poems to read and found this piece folded in between my journal. I shared the poem and the audience seemed to appreciate the wandering of it…
Cam Be and I linked in NYC this past February and while there, we shot this video in the attic of the legendary Nuyorican Poet’s Cafe in the Lower East side. I love this space for so many reasons and it was pretty amazing rummaging through all the artifacts we found. Feel free to share this if you feel moved to…
here’s to a ton of spilling flaws….
always,
aja monet
