Often the negative moments can weigh a creative down. They spiral, until a whole year becomes the worst year ever. Yet, instead of focus on the overwhelming negatives as a whole it’s important to break apart these moments and find the good that is hidden amongst the bad which makes the ugly far less ugly.

The Resurgence is finally complete. ready for the whole world to see. I look back over the journey, the lessons that have stood out and also where to next in this crazy world of film making

As a creative, it is easy to get caught up in the craft. So much so that the business side of your art is often neglected. This can lead to a lot of missed opportunities. You are a business and you need to treat yourself like one. Ask yourself the hard question, would someone buy you?

Goodbye 2017, Hello 2018. Once again a fresh start awaits, with endless possibilities ahead. The new year brings newfound hope that this year will be different from the last. Resolutions are set and it's time to rock. But what happened to last years resolutions? Did they become trophies of accomplishment, or shelved and forgotten about? 

How often have you made an excuse to not do something you wanted which could aid your career? These excuses are fear, a fear of the unknown and it is holding you back. It is time to push past that fear. Jump and you will realise that there is nothing to be afraid of. You may also discover a world where anything is possible.

We spend so much time seeking this imperfect word called perfection. Yet all we are doing is sitting safely in our comfort zone. Taking a chance might mean embarrassment and admitting you actually failed, however the act of failure will ultimately be your biggest success as you learn and grow in ways you never would if you were sitting back picking for perfection.

Satisfying the hunger of your passions is half the battle.  It is important to understand how to give it the right foods for a long and fruitful career . Otherwise you will starve to death and become another one of the majority, who used to chase their dreams before they gave up and settled on a more financially stable career.