Jared White

The ability to do anything creative and meaningful is predicated on the emotional stamina and willpower to be physically able to do it. And sometimes…we just don’t have it.

Building things, crafting things, producing things, publishing things—that is how you learn as an artist.

The narrative you keep telling yourself about how your glory days are behind you and you’ve already peaked and it’s all downhill from here…well, it’s sheer nonsense.

I don’t know about you, but I’m getting pretty sick of feeling like a ping-pong ball bouncing back and forth from one increasingly-crappy web service to another.

If I want to accomplish all that I wish to this year, and feel genuinely productive without loosing my marbles in the process, it's time to timebox.

The whole creative community is so much better when people are looking out for each other and being generous to one another.

Follow up on my 2019 social media predictions and compare with how current events are playing out!

If you don't own your own content, somebody else owns you.

Kicking off a blogging endeavor I've wanted to try for quite some time.

Own Your Own Content (OYOC). It’s the web I love.

Discover ways to reduce the overwhelm, to streamline, to make content creation feel more like fun and less like work.

Whoa, what's this? Fresh Fusion is BACK?! Yup.

For creative endeavors with the most "bang for your buck," writing can't be beat.

I’m done putting serious effort into creating content for walled gardens. Everything I publish from here on out will start on my own properties and then get syndicated elsewhere.