
Creativity is a Wild Mistress
She wears a fantastic dress and usually she looks like Frida Kahlo and she hopes you understand, darling, that she is always non-negotiable and she does NOT work around anyone else’s GOOGLE CALENDAR.

She wears a fantastic dress and usually she looks like Frida Kahlo and she hopes you understand, darling, that she is always non-negotiable and she does NOT work around anyone else’s GOOGLE CALENDAR.

The rule is that every dare either has to take my breath away, bring tears to my eyes, or make me want to leap up and start now.

It is easy and thrilling for me to tell you that you are a powerful woman.
It is probably easy and potentially thrilling for you to tell that to another woman.
And you definitely are.
And she definitely is.

Sam Cartagena, Publicist and Founder of Ambition & Mischief, interviewed me for Mischief Makers—an interview series focused on creative women and their entrepreneurial journey — and I am sharing the answers.

I don’t have answers, but I am enchanted by the radical possibilities.

Inspired by the intoxicating words of Joseph Campbell, it dawned on me last year that the rapture I desired was not a someday, once-I-finally-arrive sort of thing, but, rather, a choice I could start prioritizing at any moment. If I wanted more rapture, I needed to make space for it to enter in.