As apart of The Things I Carry series, I discuss what I love and don’t like about Burt’s Bees Tinted Lip Balm.

I will cover a list of recommendations of experiences, products, and applications that affected my 2018 journey. These cover a broad range and spectrum of items, but I have done my best to categorize them for your leisure. I look forward to finding out what your Top 5 life-changers are.

Now that the year is coming to an end, I wanted to do a review of what I wanted my 2018 year to be versus what actually happened. This will be based off my Vision Board that I created in the month of January so that I have a starting point to compare the beginning of the year to the end.

With my reMarkable, I remove the need to constantly be purchasing notebooks, sketchbooks, and more. While this device does not completely eliminate the need for sketchbooks, it does free me from making impulse purchases on ‘cute’ notebooks and stationary products.

There’s a magic hidden in the Holiday Season that gives me the inspiration I need to create a plethora of things in a short amount of time. Let’s discuss some reasons why I believe this magic happens and what I’ve created with all that inspiration.

I am going to look at every item I own in my bedroom and then my home office to determine what brings me joy and value in my life and what doesn’t. This process I am going to label as “The Things I Carry” series and each post will be either about a single item or a group of items that I will catalogue and critique.

Today we’ll discuss how one of their many programs, Google Photos, changes my life. As I mentioned in my article about Minimalism, I was attempting to brainstorm ways to be more conscious of what I owned and used on a daily basis.

It has been a month and some change since we’ve last brought up my fish tank. You'll be brought up to speed in this post. As a bonus, I'll share the lessons I've learned along the way. If you haven’t read the first part, click here: 5 Lessons Learned about Fish Keeping

To me, minimalism is owning possessions with a purpose. Every item you own has a purpose and a reason for existing in your life. In my opinion minimalism isn’t always about not having much, it’s about knowing what you have and having a purpose of having it in your life.

New York Comic Con, or NYCC for short, is an annual convention that is held at the Javits Center for fans of ‘popular media’ to meet up and share their passions. These are my thoughts and opinions on New York Comic Con 2018 as a frequent attendee and crew member.