🌜 What is meant for you will not pass you by

April 21, 2022

“What is meant for you will not pass you by.”

Artist, educator, and activist Nina Elizabeth Lyrispect Ball has some advice for you. Opening with an explosive spoken word poem, she shares gems of creative wisdom with CreativeMornings/Philadelphia, including showing up, no matter the size of the audience, and giving back to your community. Through practice and research, Lyrispect explores what creative expression can mean to young people of color uncovering their identities, their selves, and their place in the world. This animates her wide-ranging work across writing and performing, developing public art and engagement programs, and curating exhibitions to give artists like herself the spotlight. Listen to Lyrispect’s potent words and step into your fullness.

(Photo by Steve Weinik.)

We’re excited to announce that the 2022 Mailchimp & Co Benchmark Report is live! This year, more than 2,000 freelancers and agencies from 63 countries responded to the survey. Dig into the results, and learn how to win more business, find and retain top talent, mitigate risk, and improve your performance.

(From our global partner Mailchimp)

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April is Earth Month! Protect the earth while photographing in nature.

The beautiful People’s Pottery Project empowers people who were formerly incarcerated.

This artist’s series of countryside GIFs are perfect for spring.

Don’t forget to share your stories and ephemera of “now.”

This visual guide can help you cultivate your personal style.*

Ocean Vuong’s brief but spectacular take on grief and language.

25 habits of high-impact managers.

In defense of melancholy.

Tune into random forests around the world.*

Asking strangers, “How much do you make?”

Set the table with an embroidered tablecloth.

A Rube Goldberg machine that feeds you.

*Thanks to Katya Abazajian and Sam Furness for the link inspiration.

Chanel Miller on stage with the Magik*Magik Orchestra

Pssst, readers in Oakland, LA, NYC, and Portland! Pop-Up Magazine’s Spring Issue is coming to YOUR city! Get your tickets now and use the code CREATIVE for $5 off.

Pop-Up Magazine is the acclaimed live magazine show, featuring original and unforgettable true stories, art, music, and performance from the world’s great and emerging storytellers and journalists, accompanied by the Magik*Magik Orchestra. Imagine a comedy show, play, concert, podcast, and film—all wrapped into one night!

CreativeGuild Spotlights
A global directory of creative companies and individuals.

Candle, cards, and crystals on a breakfast tray on top of textiles

WOKE is building brand bravery. They are an Internet-based global marketing and public relations collective elevating the impact of small, purpose-driven businesses. They nurture brands that are more human, discoverable, and connected.

Milanote is a tool for planning creative projects, made in Melbourne. Check out how you can use Milanote to put together a creative brief, a moodboard, and brainstorm.

Cool Jobs in Our Universe
Hiring? Looking for work? Check out the CreativeGuild.

Litmus is hiring a remote Enterprise Account Executive.

GiveButter is looking for a remote Director of Demand Generation.

Here’s your chance to be Mailchimp’s Senior Designer, Brand Design in Atlanta or New York.

The Industry Assembly is hiring a Client Manager in New York.

Wagstaff Media & Marketing is looking for a Travel & Hospitality Public Relations Account Manager in Los Angeles (remote-friendly).

Postlight is seeking an Associate Director of Digital Strategy in the U.S. (remote-friendly).

I made this newsletter to taste like a refreshing bubble tea, easy to slurp down but with lots to chew on.

👋 Waving,
Annie Yi, CreativeMornings HQ

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🌜 What is meant for you will not pass you by

“What is meant for you will not pass you by.”

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