Creative Director in Minnesota

I write because I was afraid to show my weakness in understanding the art of writing. For as long as I can remember, I struggled with learning to comprehend and express my thoughts through words. Growing up with ADHD and dyslexia, I struggled immensely and often gave up. As a visual designer, I could dodge this skill for a long time, but now I have become more confident in my abilities, and I have much to say. Follow my journey, and I hope you do something courageous for yourself.

Be proud, be you, and tell your story!

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Learn 6 essential resume tips to stand out with ATS and hiring managers. Discover how to optimize keywords, format correctly, and tailor your resume to increase job interview chances in today’s competitive market.

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HOW TO CREATE A SPACE THAT WORKS FOR YOU

From inspiring studios, craft rooms, and ideation stations, I wanted to share how to convert my extra bedroom into a creative space. Creative spaces are the perfect area to combine the benefits of working remotely and helping you find the peferect balance between what's essential to you and. your family needs.

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WHERE DID YOU LEARN TO BECOME CREATIVE?

As an educator, I challenge my students to be more creative? But do educators teach the skills to become creative? When it comes to being creative, what does that even mean? I spoke with Brittany Chaffee about how she honed in on her skills as a creative writer and how her skills translated into her career.

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