Most projects have various options that could be right for them; sometimes, we just need to make a decision on the path we’re going to take. Thing is, making that decision isn’t always clear to us. I’ve been there.

For those who don’t know, I help lead creative at VOUS Church. We are two weeks away from our biggest project scope-wise, VOUSCon. The intensity is growing as the days pass. With all these deadlines, it can sometimes feel like the responsibility lies just on me. But that's far from the truth. Some things that are helping me fight that mindset…

Do I work on projects, invoice clients, project manage, or just sit here wondering what the heck to do?

How’s your practice routine going? To be clear, I’m talking about whatever you’re trying to win at practice routine.

Sometimes, I don’t start because I don’t have it all figured out. "It's not perfect yet, I can improve it." Undo that mindset.

What does collaboration mean? Working together.

Note that the process is the gold — that’s where the connections and discoveries happen.

Today I want to share 5 tips on how to define your creative style.

Last Friday, VOUS Church released "Always A Good Time," a 13-song record by VOUS Worship. I was in charge of creative direction, album and song identity, and set design.

Today, I’m excited to share one of my secrets with you: a practice I’ve adopted that gives me a creative edge in ideation. I call it "Being Idea Ready."

Today, I want to share key lessons I'm picking up as an entrepreneur.

Today, I'd like to share reflections on my graphic design journey. It turned out a bit lengthy, so I'll be splitting it into two parts. Stay tuned for part two!

Whether you're a freelancer or part of a larger team, the ability to collaborate effectively is a crucial skill that can advance your career. These practices will equip you to work well with others and achieve great results.

Today I wanted to share some highlights from my recent experience at Elevation Church. I had the privilege of delivering a keynote to their incredibly talented Creative Department. I was a bit intimidated at first, but decided to just be myself, haha. Ain’t that silly — happens to the best of us.

I have a friend; his name is Adrian. He’s my go-to when I’m stuck. A few years back, I was frustrated with my oversight—we’ve all been there. I can only imagine how many times my team has gotten frustrated with me 🫣 Bless, haha. Anyway, I went to him, and he told me this one sentence that changed my career forever.

We are down to the last 90 days of the year! Can you believe it? I'm hoping to fine-tune my schedule a bit more, prioritize my physical well-being, and commit to continuous learning. What are some things you'd like to start doing in Q4?

I'd like to share a practice that has helped me pitch confidently. It’s called "Proofing the Concept." What does it mean? "Proofing the concept" refers to the process of testing or verifying the viability and functionality of a concept, idea, or project. It involves evaluating whether the concept works in practice, identifying any flaws or issues, and making necessary adjustments or improvements.

What does it mean? "Proofing the concept" refers to the process of testing or verifying the viability and functionality of a concept, idea, or project. It involves evaluating whether the concept works in practice, identifying any flaws or issues, and making necessary adjustments or improvements.

Today I’m going to share a tool that helped close five figure project deals at ACEVEDO Co. We call it The Project Kickstarter.

Today, let's explore the importance of credibility as the foundation for successful collaborations. Establishing credibility is essential for fostering a positive and efficient work environment.

Today, I'd like to ask you some questions that will help streamline your productivity by identifying and eliminating unnecessary tasks.