Alfred Nomad is pleased to announce his documentary Everything Will Be Alright, culminating a two-year long art project featuring an album, live performances, and final documentary. The long-term program has utilized music as its nucleus to highlight and emphasize the mental health needs of Black creative communities.
The biggest lesson I learned last year was to give myself grace when I missed the mark. As we take stock of our progress so far in the New Year, let's be gentle with ourselves. And even If you've already fallen short, just remember: Everything Will Be Alright.
So many of you know that I got my Realtor's license when I moved back to Phoenix, but I’m still a writer at heart and felt called to share something I’ve been pondering for the last 48 hours... do I have to sell my soul if I want to be successful? Here’s what happened.
Change by definition is a difficult process... emphasis on process. Much like a caterpillar wrapped in itscocoon, it's uncomfortable. It often requires going inward and takes time and dedicated effort to pull off. It can mean isolating yourself from the environment you're used to.
I just crossed the one-year anniversary of my arrival in Phoenix. I can't believe it's gone by so fast! If you would have tried to tell me a year ago what my life would be like now, I would not have believed you. What a difference a year makes!
