BLM Creative Works is now the home of various pieces of my creativity. It’s a central hub for my writing, marketing, communications, content services, and other creative projects. I believe that outlets serve a purpose and are avenues to show and grow my work and interests outside of the 9-5.
Showing up for a minimum of 5 out of 7 days a week for an employer, whether it fits the 9-5 or a more flexible remote structure, can become a wash, rinse, and repeat cycle. My personal goal is not to lose my identity in the daily cycle. I don’t want to miss my anointed path by racking up steps on a stationary wheel. Like the average employee in America, my job takes up most of my time, even after working hours. When I allow work stress to take up a mortgage in my head, its effects go beyond waking hours. My birthday was on September 12, and starting a new birth year is an annual reminder that every moment, every second is precious. I must make them count.
My dream of writing a bestseller that transitions to the screen isn’t a new concept, but it’s one of many visions I’d like to see come to fruition. I’m not a fan of societal boxes, and I hope that my life and work will be a testament to that. I am a self-published author who also wants to grow her freelance business in communications and content creation services. BLM Creative embodies this goal. It is a space I want to nurture and expand.
Here’s to a new birth year focused on personal and professional growth, opportunities, taking chances, being vulnerable, and developing Brandi Lei Morrison in the process.
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