HeyJaredThe Creative Journey PhotoMag 📸
A writer's journey as she shares her experiences in art, history, culture, travel, and photography.
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I had my first roommate at 33 years old and didn’t know what to expect of it (opens the original)
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I was 33 years old when I had my first roommate. After being stuck alone in a room by yourself for 13 years with no car and no friends you kind of get used to the company of your own voice and thoughts. I used a lot of that time to study and work on my art, but to no affect did I have any connections or anyone to reach out to. Often times, I recall telling myself I wish I had a sister. It’s just me and an estranged brother who doesn’t love me. My father is getting old, so coming to a woman’s hom
How to use Pinterest to get Subscribers (opens the original)
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If you never considered using Pinterest as an external resource for getting new leads for your Substack, you are missing out. Pinterest is more than just finding wonderful pictures on the internet for your next project. It is a search engine, like Google, that uses keywords through meta descriptions that can also backlink to your Substack account.The way you can use Pinterest to link back to your substack account is by opening a Canva profile and making attractive pictures that someone might wan
How to get started on Substack (opens the original)
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If you’re looking to get started on Substack. I’ll share with you some of the great tools that I use internally and externally that have helped me start to build an audience on my Substack the Creative Journey. Several contenders have offered to buy this newsletter from me because they thought it was so good. I humbly declined and felt the need to keep it because I love writing about art, travel, and photography.Importing emails from Medium and LinkedInSome of the ways that I started on Substack
The Table that Brings us Together (opens the original)
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The other day, a girl quietly asked if two other residents wanted to have burgers and petitioned to bring out the grill. It later slowly turned into a bigger cookout for four people who would later contribute more than just burgers to the table. One girl contributed the burgers, another contributed the cheese, pickles and condiments, I contributed the French fries and brownies, and the house mom contributed deviled eggs, macaroni salad, and baked beans.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img
Girls who Wear Crowns (opens the original)
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My first month at a woman’s house has been a rewarding experience. In some ways it had brought me outside of my comfort zone bringing me into a faith filled place with other women who can show me what it is like to be a woman. I go from here to there doing tasks and volunteering at a thrift store. I have to learn to speak up and be a little more assertive than I am willing to admit I never was. All I ever did was live in the same room for 12 years and study without any car to take me anywhere. I
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