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From Corporate to Creative Freedom: Key Art, Human Design, and the Analog Pivot
From Corporate to Creative Freedom: Key Art, Human Design, and the Analog Pivot

In this episode of This Might Get Creative, I sit down with Eric Vasquez — a ProMax Award-winning Key Art Designer and Design Director based in New York City. Over a 16-year in-house career, Eric crafted high-profile campaigns for NBC, SYFY, Oxygen, Major League Baseball, WWE, A+E Networks, HGTV, and Wondery. Two and a half years ago, he bet on himself and launched Eric Vasquez Design LLC.

Travel With Intention: Building a Business Around Culture, Connection & Family
Travel With Intention: Building a Business Around Culture, Connection & Family

The best business ideas don’t always start in boardrooms. Sometimes they start at a beach, right after COVID, when two moms are finally able to sit outside and talk about what they actually want to do with their lives.

Why Showing Your Finished Work Isn’t Enough
Why Showing Your Finished Work Isn’t Enough

You post your best work and people scroll right past it. It’s not because your work isn’t good — it’s because they don’t understand what went into it. And without that context, they can’t see the value.

The Art of Reinvention: Building Emotional Resilience in a Fast-Paced World
The Art of Reinvention: Building Emotional Resilience in a Fast-Paced World

We’re living in an age of constant overstimulation — notifications, news, social media, AI — and our nervous systems are paying the price. In this episode, I sit down with Michelle Schalin, mental fitness coach and author of Mindful Metamorphosis, to talk about what it really means to build emotional resilience from the inside out.

Unlocking Authenticity in Business: A Journey with Human Design
Unlocking Authenticity in Business: A Journey with Human Design

In this episode of This Might Get Creative, I sit down with Nicoline Huizinga, certified business mentor, Human Design coach, and author, to talk about something that so many entrepreneurs quietly struggle with: authenticity.

From UN to Sake: Sarika Sake’s Journey of Cultural Preservation and Entrepreneurship
From UN to Sake: Sarika Sake’s Journey of Cultural Preservation and Entrepreneurship

Some people build a business because they spot a gap in the market. Sarika Sake’s story starts somewhere else entirely: in a career she assumed she’d stay in forever.
Sarika spent a decade working at the United Nations in areas like gender equality and urban poverty. It was meaningful work, and it was also intense. After becoming a mom, she hit a moment that felt impossible to ignore—she was spending her days advocating for empowerment, while not feeling empowered in her own life. Long commutes, no flexibility, and a newborn she barely got to see. That tension became the beginning of a major shift.

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