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Joining the Creative Mornings community this month to speak to the theme of Action is mosaic artist cum street artist Jim Bachor. From bomb pops to Blagojevich, Jim’s subject matter is a reflection of American—hell, Chicago—culture. And you’re most likely to stumble across it in the most unexpected of places—our potholes.

Let’s get to it and get to know Jim.

What drives your desire to create?
I think some folks are just pre-wired to want to. One of the things that drives me is to leave a mark on this world while I’m here, however minor. I’m pretty sure my 9 year-old twins aren’t going to be building a pyramid in my honor so I think that’s part of the reason I was drawn to such a durable art form. Another motivating factor is the need to just get thoughts out of my head and documented.

How does Chicago influence you or your work?
With the pothole campaign, Chicago certainly was an influence by just being what it is—a midwestern city with some wear-n-tear along it’s edges. For all of its problems I still love the city. I like the idea of a Chicagoan being proud enough of his town to brand it’s plentiful potholes as our own.

What are you most proud of, professionally or otherwise?
The obvious/required answer is my twin boys Ajax and Henry but that’s probably not the answer you’re looking for. I think I’m most proud of making people rethink what a mosaic can be. The art form comes with a ton of baggage (think your aunt’s mosaic flower pots or mirror frames). Hopefully I’ve started to make people reconsider preconceived ideas of what a mosaic is.

What does this month’s theme—Action—mean to you?
Taking risks without over-thinking what people’s reactions might be or what the ramifications might be.

What’s the best reaction you’ve received to one of your pothole installations?
My favorite reaction was the guy that stopped and chatted with me as I finished up an installation on a cold morning back in 2014. He left and came back in 20 minutes with a coffee and danish for me to thank me for helping beautify his neighborhood. 

Join us on August 28th for your monthly dose of creative inspiration as Jim shares with us how he took to the streets to find a place for his art while sprucing up our fair city.

See you next week!
Rusty

As creatives, we all know it takes a lot of effort and energy to successfully collaborate. There are so many elements involved in making sure a balance is maintained and that all voices are fairly represented.

Last week, Sandra & Mathieu Holl—the masterminds behind local café and bakery Floriole—graced the Creative Mornings stage to chime in on our collaboration series. They reminded us that collaboration starts with “being open to working as team and recognizing that we are more than the sum of our parts when we work together.” Explore and engage in some of #CMTakeaways that were captured.

I had a blast attending (and pitching at) @Chicago_CM’s 7/24 event. Thanks for an amazing time! :) #CMTakeaways pic.twitter.com/j9w1sLTPAn

— Rayshauna Gray (@rayshaunagray)

July 27, 2015

“If someone can’t get on the same page as you regarding vision, it may not be worth it to move forward [together].” –@floriole #CMTakeaways

— Ariel Rudolph (@goldrel)

July 25, 2015

Remembering how important a welcoming environment is for creative ideation. Thanks @floriole + @Chicago_CM for the reminder #CMTakeaways

— Natasha Wu (@natashaswu)

July 24, 2015

Now I know where to get good bread in Chicago. Finally. @floriole #cmtakeaways

— Amy Cesal (@AmyCesal)

July 24, 2015

It’s definitely important to be nice and to share the same vision while collaborating. Thanks to @chicago_cm, @floriole and @cardsagainsthumanity for a great talk today! I loved seeing the new Cards Against Humanity office! Rad sign, @heyitsmatthew! __________ #Chicago #CMTakeaways #chigram #chitown #chicity_shots #choosechicago #EnjoyIllinois #Flippinchi #igerschicago #Instagram312 #iwalkchicago #inspiring_photography_admired #justgoshoot #mychicagopix #second_city_photography #thisischicago #trib2015 #vscocam #vsco #wu_chicago #yourchicago #creative #creativemornings

A photo posted by Kristi (@youwillworkforkristioneday) on Jul 24, 2015 at 6:46pm PDT

Wonderful talk this morning about collaboration! @floriole I’ll be checking in to see if you take the challenge of making the large sliceable kouign amann! 😋#cmtakeaway #Repost @chicago_cm ・・・ Thanks again @floriole for sharing your stories with us today. We 💕 you and your creations. #CMTakeaways

A photo posted by knatknits (@knatknits) on Jul 24, 2015 at 9:19am PDT

My favorite Friday of the month! I can hear about collaboration all day as long as I get to savor these amazing #floriole croissants. 🙈 Two thumbs up for Sandra & Mathieu Holl for sharing their journey. @creativemornings @floriole #cmtakeaways #chicago

A photo posted by Areeba H. (@aree8a) on Jul 24, 2015 at 8:45am PDT

Sandra and Mattieu Holl of @floriole share the story from the early days at @greencitymarket to the brick and mortar business, and how #collaboration is instrumental to their success #CMTakeaways @chicago_cm #artandlife #pastry #bakery

A photo posted by 🍍Sonia Yoon🍍 (@yoonunit) on Jul 24, 2015 at 8:21am PDT

Make sure to save the date for our next talk on Friday, August 28. We’ll be diving in to the world of Jim Bachor at Motorola as he sheds light on our Action series. Don’t miss out! And as always, a special thanks to everyone that shared their #CMTakeaways from this month’s talk.

Chicago’s creative community is overflowing with collaborative couples whose partnerships traverse life and work. Since July’s theme is Collaborate, we asked  Sandra & Mathieu Holl, the tastemakers behind local café and bakery Floriole to grace the Creative Mornings stage.

Here’s a few tidbits about the pair from Sandra to whet your appetite. 

What drives your desire to create?
Creating new items keeps my job interesting and challenging. It is an outlet to challenge myself, try new flavors and combination. I am also competitive with myself (and others) and enjoy creating a better version of a pastry. 

How does Chicago influence you or your work?
Chicago has a strong food scene with a lot of heavy hitters but still seems to lag behind in terms of pastry. By no means am I stating that Chicago does not have amazing pastry chefs and bakers—I just don’t feel like Chicago is a town that loves and appreciates pastry.  I hope to create great pastry and desserts that remind people that there is more to eating than just meat and potatoes. I want Chicagoans to get comfortable with making pastry an affordable little luxury in their lives. 

What are you most proud of, professionally or otherwise?
Mathieu and I are so proud that we started our business as a stand at the Green City Market and were able to grow it into what it is today. We are happy that we are a place where people are proud to work, a place where people can learn and grow. 

What does this month’s theme—Collaborate—mean to you?
Collaborate has so many meanings at Floriole. Mathieu and I collaborate on many projects at the bakery, we collaborate with our employees, with the farmers we work with, and with other businesses. Collaboration is being open to working as a team and recognizing that we are more than the sum of our parts when we work together. 

What do you enjoy doing outside of the kitchen?
Outside of the kitchen, Mathieu and I love working in the garden, riding bikes with our daughter and relaxing at home.

Join us on July 24th to hear Sandra & Mathieu share their story—and some of their delicious pastries!

Cheers!
Rusty

For our 42nd Creative Mornings in Chicago, we invited the witty Kevin Lynch to chime in on our Revolution series. Not only was his talk jam-packed with hilarious stories from his self-initiated projects, he also shared many poignant, yet often overlooked, truths. Kevin continued to remind us that if you look too far ahead in life you’ll ruin the surprise. We’re delighted to share with you some of the wonderful moments captured from his talk hosted at Gene Siskel Film Center.

“Let’s revolutionize the way people #sharewithintenet” -@elijaa_

Best part about iPhone cleanup? Leftover inspiration from Kevin Lynch (@Yearbnb) and @Chicago_CM #CMTakeaways pic.twitter.com/YspGyU7zgy

— Nikita Patel (@Nikita_Patel) July 5, 2015

Some key points from today’s #CMTakeaways w/ @Yearbnb & @Chicago_CM #Content #media #creative w/@MissKate_Chi pic.twitter.com/Q2uHNYytau

— Meghan Ross (@Megs25) June 26, 2015

Looking forward to being a little more revolutionary, thanks to Kevin Lynch (@Yearbnb) & @Chicago_CM! #CMTakeaways pic.twitter.com/leTxi7N3YH

— RDI/A (@RDIA_Digital) June 26, 2015

Goal for the weekend: figure out recipe for “boiled tomato power juice” @YearBnB #CMTakeaways @Chicago_CM pic.twitter.com/GdLC1CDqIB

— JocelynMatches (@JocelynMatches) June 26, 2015

“Don’t look ahead too much, you’ll ruin the surprise” Amazing speaker today @yearbnb #CMTakeaways

— Kyle Thorsen™ (@KyleThorsen) June 26, 2015

Wherever you are, dig in and look around for crissakes. Just one of the universal gems I took super personally at the @chicago_cm talk by Kevin Lynch of @yearbnb. In the nutters days before uprooting to the underside of the Earth, there are a million big & little things that have to get done. This, though, was equally critical to our preparation and I’m so glad we went. Articulating an approach to living that believes in adventure and celebrates the ordinary in equal measure? He’s so damn good at that. This was an affirmation of the alchemy of silly happenstance and intentional effort that result in a life well lived. #cmtakeaways

A photo posted by Julie Schumacher (@wellturnedwords) on Jun 26, 2015 at 11:28am PDT

Wise words from Kevin Lynch. #cmtakeaways @yearbnb @chicago_cm

A photo posted by Stephanie Strauss (@straussphotography) on Jun 26, 2015 at 7:25am PDT

Amazing presentation by Kevin Lynch. In addition to the awesome throwback green toilet seat in the picture, I heard about lessons he learned when doing his yearbnb project. Loved learning from the guy who created the Chicagoans for Rio campaign and how to deal with positive (and negative) feedback. Do things that take you out of your comfort zone! Because the better you know a place, the less you actually notice. #feelinginspired #cmtakeaways #creativemornings @yearbnb

A photo posted by Vani Oza (@vanioza) on Jun 26, 2015 at 10:28am PDT

A little Chicago CreativeMornings inspo is always a great start to the weekend! A free maple bacon donut doesn’t hurt either. #CMTakeaways

A photo posted by Stephanie Jarosz (@steph_jarosz) on Jun 26, 2015 at 8:39am PDT

#cmtakeaways: I’m so grateful to be involved with this wonderful community month after month 👌

A photo posted by goldi koxz (@elijaa_) on Jun 26, 2015 at 8:36am PDT

Save the date for our next talk on Friday, July 24. We’ll be exploring the world of Sandra and Mathieu Holl of Floriole at Cards Against Humanity. The Chicago-based pastry chefs will shed some light towards our Collaborate series. Registration opens on Monday, July 20 at 11am CDT. Don’t miss out! And as always, a special thanks to everyone that shared their thought-provoking #CMTakeaways from this month’s talk. Please do keep em’ coming!

Cheers to summer! Make it a great month!

@elijaa_

Taking the stage at the Gene Siskel Film Center this month is ad man and nomad Kevin Lynch. Kevin’s best known for his handful of self-initiated projects including Chair Free Chicago and most recently YearBnB. He’ll be sharing his ideas on the theme of Revolution.

Time for the Q+A!

What drives your desire to create?
I have the social skills of a Neanderthal, and creating things helps me fake being interesting while at cocktail parties. Though sadly, the illusion never seems to last long.

How does Chicago influence you or your work?
I’ve lived in Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Detroit, Toronto, Shanghai, and now Hong Kong (sort of). Each place has contributed to who I am, but Chicago has far and away been the strongest influence. Here, I learned lifelong lessons about the value of a strong work ethic, the benefit of treating people well, and the importance of camaraderie. By comparison, in Los Angeles, I learned you can build a marijuana pipe out of a Bic pen.

What are you most proud of, professionally or otherwise?
I find dissatisfaction to be a great motivator. So whether it’s a work project or a personal one like raising a daughter, I always end up seeing the things that I can do better next time.

What does this month’s theme of revolution mean to you?
Sheesh, what do you want me to do, give away the whole talk right here?!? Let’s just say that, in hindsight, the theme is much more personally relevant than I realised.

What’s your take on Airbnb’s new logo?
Airbnb’s logo is like some of the beds I’ve experienced: uncomfortable at first, but not enough to make me lose sleep.

Kevin will be joining us on June 26th. If you still need convincing, when’s the last time you got to eat popcorn in a movie theatre for breakfast? This could be your first!

xo
Rusty

For our 41st Creative Mornings in Chicago, we invited the brilliant Ian Schneller of Specimen Products to share some important insights towards our Robot series. Not only did he transport the crowd to another dimension he reminded us that nothing can beat human artistry. As the man behind Specimen Products and the Chicago School of Guitar Making stated so eloquently, “If you care it’s easy, if you don’t care it’s a job.” We’re elated to share with you some of the magical moments captured from last week’s talk hosted at Braintree.

“I am sure there are aspects in which I am robotic…but I do feel love.” -@SpecimenProduct, a delightful, brilliant NoBot. #cmtakeaways

— julie schumacher (@wellturnedwords) May 22, 2015

Team #CHI’s @francineee shares #CMTakeaways from @Chicago_CM #CreativeMornings w/ Ian Schneller of @SpecimenProduct: http://t.co/LgSzDMHxPD

— PBJS (@PBJS) May 27, 2015

“Nothing in the world of fabrication happens by accident.” Ian Schneller at @Chicago_CM #CMTakeaways

— m B s (@moderndeities) May 22, 2015

#CMTakeaways “when you face a creative challenge put pencil to paper”. Awesome talk this morning 👏 @Chicago_CM

— Daniel Escamilla (@daniel_at_play) May 22, 2015

My #cmtakeaways Sensory technology vs. intuition. @SpecimenProduct pic.twitter.com/O1wsHHcppw

— Nathalie Williams (@knatknits) May 22, 2015

You gotta look for the stuff if you care about it or it won’t manifest #cmtakeaways #creativemornings

A photo posted by Eddy Mumbles Design Co. (@eddymumbles) on May 22, 2015 at 2:43pm PDT

‘Robotics is manifestation of data versus interpretation of data.’ Ian Schneller of @SpecimenProduct @chicago_cm #CMTakeaways

A photo posted by Sue Kwong (@sue_kwong) on May 26, 2015 at 8:24pm PDT

Creative mornings lecture by Ian Schneller of @specimenproducts #cmtakeaways

A photo posted by Ketija Ratniece (@ratandniece) on May 22, 2015 at 9:09am PDT

“If you care, it’s easy. If you don’t care, it’s a job.” - Ian Schneller of @SpecimenProducts #CMTakeaways

A photo posted by Chicago CreativeMornings (@chicago_cm) on May 22, 2015 at 1:10pm PDT

Save the date for our next talk on Friday, June 26. We’ll be diving in to the worldview of Kevin Lynch at the Gene Siskel Film Center as he sheds some light towards our Revolution series. Registration opens on Monday, June 22 at 11am CDT. Don’t miss out! And as always, a special thanks to everyone that shared their #CMTakeaways from this month’s talk. Keep em’ coming!

Make it a powerful month!

@elijaa_

If you’ve listened to any indie or alternative rock over the past decade, then there’s a good chance you’ve encountered one of Ian Schneller’s hand-crafted stringed instruments or amplifiers. As the man behind Specimen Products and the Chicago School of Guitar Making, Ian’s built an impressive client list including Andrew Bird, Wilco, Death Cab for Cutie, and even Seth Godin. He’ll be joining us on May 22nd at Braintree to break down his thoughts on the theme of Robot.

What drives your desire to create?
I am driven to create by some instinctive inner force. I think it is a byproduct of training my intuitive sensory abilities and my fascination with geometry and mechanics. I am endlessly amused by juxtaposing form with function. There is such beauty in nature, I want to help it be seen by us.

How does Chicago influence you or your work?
For me Chicago represents an almost compulsory and traditional pilgrimage up from the south.  For me this was a place where rampant industry and business wit outpaced the more laconic oeuvre of the south. I wanted to hear lots of noise when I was young and I found it here in Chicago.

What are you most proud of, professionally or otherwise?
I am most proud of the fact that my students are now receiving college credit for learning things that I was once exiled from the art world for.

What’s something people would be surprised to learn about you?
I am a hopeless romantic with a fetish for Japanese pickles.
 
How does this month’s theme—robot—resonate with you?
I have been fighting the ideology of the robot for years. I firmly believe that only through gaining an intimacy with the tactile interface of working with materials can we gain an understanding of them relevant to design. When engineering statistics and automated machinery take the place of hand executed process, something fundamental is lost. A disconnect occurs that foils our design efforts. I have seen this endlessly in mass produced consumer merchandise. Longevity, serviceability and beauty are lost in this disconnect. There is undeniable power in modern methods of automation and computerization, but the human interaction with and understanding of materials and physics in general is one of our greatest abilities. All robotics should be informed by this premise. My goal is to maintain this intimacy between mind and materials so that we can honor our natural abilities as a species. I believe that we can see even further into nature if we can just maintain this sensibility, this intimate approach to design. Engineering principles should be informed by experience, not conventional wisdom.

Snag your seat on Monday at 11am.

See you next week!
Rusty

For our 40th Creative Mornings in Chicago, up-and-coming improv performer Steve Waltien rocked the house with an uplifting talk on this month’s theme of humility. Not only did he inspire the crowd to value the voices of your collaborators as much as your own, Steve also explored the power of answering the unknown with honesty and curiosity. Take a closer look at the wondrous #CMTakeaways captured at last Friday’s Creative Mornings.

Thank you @waltien For making my first Creative Mornings event one to remember! #CMTakeaways “Don’t assume you know better”- Steve Waltien

— Julia E.A. Johnston (@JEAJohnston) April 24, 2015

@waltien imparting words of wisdom at @threadless. ‘Trust the moment. Be in the moment.’ @Chicago_CM #CMTakeaways pic.twitter.com/yHBXZj38R1

— Areeba Hussain (@Areeba_Hussain) April 24, 2015

@svstrauss: Dinosaurs, teeshirts, and improv. @waltien @Chicago_CM #cmtakeaways #threadless pic.twitter.com/n1XIKEdLQ0

— Stephanie Strauss (@svstrauss) April 24, 2015

Definitely learned some life lessons from improv this morning. Thanks @waltien and @Chicago_CM #CMTakeaways

— memerced (@memerced) April 24, 2015

Answer the unknown. Curiosity. Finding Humility. My #CMtakeaways this morning w/ @waltien @Chicago_CM & my year @SecondCityChiTC Thank you.

— Flora (@floravivre) April 24, 2015

Very inspiring discussion at Creative Mornings Chicago today // @chicago_cm // Steve Waltein “fucking crushed it” #standupphilosopher #cmtakeaways #chicago #creativemornings

A photo posted by Gwen Cooke (@gwencookedesign) on Apr 24, 2015 at 8:10am PDT

“Trusting in the moment is the most important thing you can do.” - Steve Waltien in his Creative Mornings talk about “Humility” at Threadless this morning! #creativemornings #CMtakeaways

A photo posted by threadless (@threadless) on Apr 24, 2015 at 7:46am PDT

#cmtakeaways “Don’t get ahead of yourself.” I guess you never know where your head will end up, right @waltien? @threadless @chicago_cm

A photo posted by jess (@jessundressed) on Apr 24, 2015 at 7:23am PDT

Listening to improv performer Steve Waltien share about humility in the creation and collaboration process @chicago_cm @threadless

A photo posted by David (@heyodavo) on Apr 24, 2015 at 8:40am PDT

As always, a special thanks to everyone that shared their #CMTakeaways from this month’s talk. Our team loves connecting with the moments and thoughts that inspire you so please do continue to share your reflections! Join us on Friday, May 22nd at Braintree as as sculptor/luthier/maker of musical instruments Ian Schneller, owner of Specimen Products, shares his experience and perspectives towards our theme of Robot. Registration opens on Monday, May 18th at 11am. Don’t miss out!

Make it a delightful month!

@elijaa_

Ask any Chicagoan what they love about this town and you’re likely to hear our hometown described as “hardworking,” “humble” or “down to earth.” But don’t mistake all that modesty for a lack of wit. Chicago’s improv scene is second-to-none, so for this month’s theme of Humility we snagged up-and-coming improv performer Steve Waltien. Steve has graced the stages of Second City’s Mainstage, iO Theatre, and the Improvised Shakespeare Company.

Here’s what Steve had to tell us about himself.

What drives your desire to perform?
Validation? Comics have ideas and inspirations and wonder if those things will resonate with other people. As a comic, you want to share things you think are somewhat universal but as yet unarticulated and see if in fact they are as universal as you think/hope/wonder they might be. Comics are always trying to find the line. We all suspect that we’re a bit crazy so we’re offering up observations, feelings and neuroses to the masses in hopes that they can make us feel better by laughing. Their laughter indicates they know the thought or feeling. We chase this because it makes us feel less crazy.

How does Chicago influence you or your work?
Chicago feels real to me… more genuine than cities where the whole focus is churning out media. Chicago is full of real people and real characters. That’s inspiring. Also the improv scene here is unparalleled. There is always an abundance of great work to see and people here are doing the work for the sake of the work—not just to get rich or famous. That keeps me wanting to get better and stay involved in improv for the sake of improv.

What are you most proud of, professionally or otherwise?
My two month old baby is far more perfect than anything else I am capable of making.

What may people not know about you?
Up until as recently as five or six years ago I still thought I might someday go to law school.

What does this month’s theme–humility–mean to you?
I think it’s about valuing the voices of your collaborators as much as your own… always seeking to see the best in someone else’s contribution to your work. It’s about accepting that you might be wrong time and time again without allowing that acceptance to diminish your own self-worth.  

Registration opens this Monday at 11am. 

See you next Friday!
Rusty

We’re constantly amazed by our diverse community of creatives that show up each and every month to hear from one of our talented speakers. As you may know, we’ve been rounding up your #CMTakeaways via Instagram and Twitter after each talk and featuring them here.

For our 39th Creative Mornings in Chicago, we invited the charming Jim Moran of Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Museum to chime in on our Ink series. Not only did he walk us through some of Hamilton Wood Type’s influential milestones he also reminded the crowd to slow down, make more beautiful objects by hand and to use what we have. We’re delighted to share with you some of the reflections collected from last week’s talk hosted by Leo Burnett’s Department of Design.

Without further adieu let’s explore some of the reflections, inspirations and moments of magic that were captured at Jim Moran’s talk!

Jim Moran inspired me to try out a new sketch-note style. This donut was also a huge motivating factor. Tell me what you think over on twitter @elijaa_!

A quick sketch of my takeaway from this months @chicago_cm Why we still love wood type. #cmtakeaways

A photo posted by Eddy Mumbles (@eddymumbles) on Mar 27, 2015 at 12:01pm PDT

Started Friday a.m. with a full house of creatives to hear a presentation from Jim Moran of @hamiltonwoodtype. FYI “wayzgoose” is a real [& super fun] word @chicago_cm // #CreativeMornings #CMtakeaways

A photo posted by Nora (@n0ratherese) on Mar 27, 2015 at 9:22am PDT

Thanks to @hamiltonwoodtyp and @Chicago_CM for a great Creative Mornings this month! I was also able to snag this beautiful backwards alphabet print thanks to my friend @mandleyii #CMtakeaways #CreativeMornings #Chicago #typography

A photo posted by Mike Hudson (@dashudson) on Mar 27, 2015 at 2:41pm PDT

Thanks to @chicago_cm + @hamiltonwoodtype I now know a wayzgoose is a party for printers. So… that’s definitely my new favorite word. #cmtakeaways #woodtype #letterpress #ink #notetaking

A photo posted by @fitzlikeaglove on Mar 27, 2015 at 9:50am PDT

Learning about wood type printing while taking in this view. Couldn’t have asked for a better Friday morning! 3.27.15 #chicago #CMtakeaways @hamiltonwoodtyp @leoburnett

A photo posted by Areeba H. (@aree8a) on Mar 27, 2015 at 9:18am PDT

The @Chicago_CM talk today reinforces what I love about art - the rich social history it contains. Thanks @hamiltonwoodtyp! #CMtakeaways

— Claire O’Brien (@clairenamiye) March 27, 2015

Great to see the role woodtype plays in language learning & preservation with @hamiltonwoodtyp @Chicago_CM #CMtakeaways

— Lisa McGill (@LisaReneeM) March 27, 2015

"We need to get off the computer and use our hands. That’s what they’re designed for." —Jim Moran @hamiltonwoodtyp @Chicago_CM #CMTakeaways

— Kimberly Baird (@kimpbaird) March 27, 2015

Delighted to learn how each type was hand trimmed after each was cut. @Chicago_CM @HamiltonWoodTyp #CreativeMornings #CMtakeaways

— Jeremy Blake (@jeremyblake102) March 27, 2015

Preservation and production don’t have to and shouldn’t be separated. #CMtakeaways @Chicago_CM @hamiltonwoodtyp

— Justin T. Smith (@JustinIsAMaker) March 27, 2015

A special thanks to everyone that shared their #CMTakeaways from this month’s talk. We love connecting with the moments that motivate you so keep them coming! We’re looking forward to hearing your reflections from our Humility series. Join us on Friday, April 24th at Threadless as Steven Waltien shares his experience, perspectives and much, much more. Registration opens on Monday, April 20th at 11am. Don’t miss out!

Make it a powerful month!

@elijaa_