Sweating and Journaling…
To boldly go where no journal has gone before…
Wanting to BE good at something gets in the way of BECOMING good at something
Here is a short examination of a pitfall when learning any new skill. With a few easy exercises in your journal and a couple of useful resources you will be better prepared to deal with this common trap. Our culture mostly values having skills while it mostly ignores the process of learning skills. The slow, […]
Stop Procrastinating!
I was so excited to share these two resources that I had to make a video about it right away. If they can help me with my procrastination and motivation issues I think they can help you too! Keep them on hand. More energy than coffee. New videos every Friday, at the least. Depending on […]
A Peak at My Latest Journal
Come with me as I peruse the pages of my last journal, sharing drawings and peppering the video with rants about the benefits of journaling. One journal usually spans three to five months of my life.
Another Thick Book To Help You
Here is another resource book that is useful to have on hand when you need some motivation. In my review I explain what it is, what it isn’t and how to use it best. New Videos go up every Friday.
My New Bag Baby!
Today is a great day. Not only did I receive a an awesome bag in the mail from Tom Bihn but John Muir Laws just announced the Nature Journal Safari for 2019! Woohoo! A combination made in heaven. Watch the video below to see my unboxing and my initial impressions of the Maker’s bag by […]
Left-Handed Drawing and Painting
The one-handed rants continue… watch this timelapse of me drawing and painting with my left hand.
Setback or Opportunity?
Follow me in this video as I explain some of the ideas that have emerged while I’m dealing with recent surgery to my wrist. As an artist, writer, and nature journaler, any setback to my dominant hand is a big deal. On my website I share what I’m going through right now, my learning process, […]
Practice in Adverse Conditions
This video is meant to entertain and motivate you to learn faster, try harder, and push your edges…
Eaten Alive to Save the Jungle?
I recently finished reading “Mother of God,” by the guy who tried to get himself swallowed by an anaconda on the Discovery Channel. I must admit, I did not know about the stunt when I checked the book out from the library and started following Paul Rosolie on Instagram. As you might expect from the […]