Every person is on a journey through their own forest. Maybe they're following the pre-destined path... Maybe they're lost in the wo

I was thinking February was supposed to be a month of increased production and better results. I thought it was going to be a month about finding and exploring my artistic influences. I thought it was going to be some picturesque, black and white romantic super-8 film of my sister and my adventures in a far away city having glamorous adventures. So far, February has reminded me that I’m trying to be an entrepreneurial artist, not just a creator. In other words, I’m trying to

I am grateful for the lessons I learned in 2018. Let's take on the new year.

But who is she? At the risk of sounding horribly self-obsessed, indulge me in publishing this random stream of consciousness here.

On Saturday, November 3rd, I was asked to speak on a “D.I.Y. & Lifestyle” Panel at Seattle YouTube Day at the Living Computers Museum an

I’ve spent a lot of my life giving excuses for why I can’t do something. This isn’t unique or special; I think most of us struggle with managing to do every one of our assigned tasks and keeping our priorities in order. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever met an individual who or one time or another didn’t make some kind of excuse for why they couldn’t commit to something they said they would do. I do try to be forgiving when this occurs because I am someone who does this more o

- Lilly Singh, How to Be A BAWSE I’m sitting on another flight to San Francisco, and I can’t believe I’m saying that. Just over 5 months ago I accepted another job; something I promised myself I wouldn’t do again. But times were desperate. We needed the money, I needed structure, and my husband was thrilled that I had something we both could depend on. Plus it was a job around social media and makeup! What could be better?! Honestly, it’s been wonderful. I’ve traveled more in