By Jack Day When you are looking for advice on life, it can come in many forms and from many places. It is always based, however, on the experience of the person giving it. While not all advice can fix your specific situation, it’s good to hear as many ideas as you can. After all,…
Tag: uplifting
Watch As the Commuters’ Morning Blues Transform Into a Train Sing-Along Party
By Anne Cacherell Waking up on a Monday morning after a long, restful weekend is not easy. Forcing your way out of the bed to make coffee and dragging yourself to work are realizations that it’s already Monday. In this regard, a Perth-based international social movement and a participatory arts group who called themselves The…
Use These Powerful Words to Summon Your Inner Awesomeness
By Jack Day I’m sure you have read your fair share of inspiring quotes, but can you ever really read enough of them? I found a nice batch of really great ones that I wanted to share with you if you are in need of some uplifting words. When you think about it, most of…
This 90 Year Old Turtle Will Teach You a Thing Or Two About Survival
By Jack Day If you ever need a word to describe unfathomable tenacity, just use turtle. Like that guy who survived 127 hours in the desert and cut his arm off, he totally turtled it. Or the guy who saved his buddy in mid air when he was having a seizure, just using his turtle…
He Has Been Tiling the Streets Of New York For Over 34 Years, Meet The Mosaic Man
By Jack Day Street art comes in many forms. We have witnessed this in past articles I have done. I never get tired of them, and in fact wish I could get away with 3 a day. But we have to pace ourselves here and spotlight each artist one at a time. Like Mosaic Man…
This Coffee Shop Is Doing So Much More Than Roasting Beans
By Jack Day “In Denver there is an estimated 2,000 new homeless teens and young adults annually. Why?” This is how Madison Chandler, co Director of Purple Door Coffee, begins this video. There are answers to her question, but unfortunately there is no clear solution. That’s where Madison and her Co-Director Mark Smesrud come in…
