#creative class

[creativelifebynherie]

This self-talk session is a creative work-life update. The good news is that I'll be adding a few of my seasonal crafts in a coffee shop in a few weeks.

I also talk about routines, my new digital download my upcoming creative group practice session online.

Learn more about my Self-Talk sessions.

[imaginarisalutis]

[highlands11]

LA VILLE DE LIVERPOOL A PERDU SON TITRE « UNESCO » : RETOUR SUR LES ENJEUX DES VILLES PAUVRES FACE AUX ATTENTES DES RICHES

LA VILLE DE LIVERPOOL A PERDU SON TITRE « UNESCO » : RETOUR SUR LES ENJEUX DES VILLES PAUVRES FACE AUX ATTENTES DES RICHES

Liverpool waters urban scheme, source : Chapman Taylor Temps de lecture : 5 minutesmots-clés: Liverpool, Liverpool Waters, UNESCO, Trips, creative cities, creative class, urban devlopment, bilbao effect Chers lecteurs, La curation d’articles, c’est comme lire le journal : on ne lit pas tout et parfois on tombe sur des perles. Entredeux, on lit les titres et cela inspire. Ce fut le cas de la…

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[karmaalwayswins]

Now Reading:

David Brooks for The Atlantic “How the Bobos Broke America” (2021)

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2021/09/blame-the-bobos-creative-class/619492/

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[fasently]

Meet Creative Class Making Atlanta The New Epicenter Of American Arts

Meet Creative Class Making Atlanta The New Epicenter Of American Arts

Atlanta is creating a ripple effect felt around the world as film studios build a new black Hollywood and blue stripes redefine our country’s political future. This portfolio celebrates the city’s collective strength and rich tapestry of creative talent. What makes Atlanta so sacred? It was the center of everything that matters: music, art, film, and politics, as recent events demonstrate. But…

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[jrmilazzo]

You Don’t Have to Love Your Job

What if workers channeled their passion into organizing for better pay and conditions instead?

<< Both care and creativity supposedly stand outside the capitalist drive to extract profit from labor. That’s why the labor-of-love myth is so effective in aiding it. Convince people that they are doing something they love, and how can they demand better working conditions? A former Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains employee tells Jaffe that the organization fought a fledgling union by claiming that management and labor were all “family.” And who would threaten to strike against family? Whereas other writers, confronting this rhetoric, have urged us to stop loving our jobs, Jaffe shows how workers can turn the love of work into a tool they can leverage against their bosses. >>