Link Love: 3.28.12

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• Creatives, if you only have the chance to read one article this week, take in A Short Lesson in Perspective. Read it to the very end.

• Retreats can be so expensive but there’s an alternative. Gala teaches us how to have one at home!

• Learn how to gracefully meet clients in a public space. This can be more difficult than it sounds!

• As a designer, there’s a lot to consider when deciding to change your business name.

•  Trent Walton’s insight on blogs is really, really awesome.

• Learn how to make your own granola!

• What the f*ck makes you too good for advertising?

• Shark Tank is one of the shows that Joey & I always watch together and as you know, the team of entrepreneurs are ruthless! Here’s 7 great lessons to take away.

• I love Promise’s thoughts on using your creativity to its full potential.

• Pinterest just updated its privacy policy and terms of service. Thoughts?

• I love all the fantastic interiors and type over at k. So creative and beautiful!


13 Responses to Link Love: 3.28.12

    • Nubby says:

      Rach: Glad you had a chance to read the article – really sobering and a good reminder that we all need to take the time to step back every once in awhile, look at the big picture and ask ourselves what we really want out of life.

  1. I read that article a few weeks ago and loved it, glad you posted it, so lots of other creatives can benefit from it.

    Its a great message and such a wake up call. Really like that he also mentions he worked in Edinburgh as that’s where I am :)

    Lind’s blog http://www.lindsredding.com is really good – he’s a very interesting character with an awesome perspective on things.

    Have a cool weekend.

  2. I can’t tell you how much I look forward to you ‘Link Love’ on Fridays! It’s always inspiring and I read really excellent articles that I wouldn’t have found otherwise.

  3. Nicole says:

    Wow, thanks for posting that first link! Really touched me – shared it as soon as I finished it. Pretty close to home as I left my job last year due to stress related illnesses – and I’m only 26! This industry is killer, but I look forward to finding a way of making it beneficial and liveable :)

    Thanks for your continually inspiring blog!

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