Balancing Work, Creativity, and the Unexpected

I’m unsure how interesting this might be to anyone, but I thought it was time to explain my absence over the past few months. The reason is pretty straightforward: a combination of creative block and being swamped at my new job. I’ve recently stepped into a role where I help organize major virtual conferences for investors and startups in the U.S., and it’s been an intense ride.

Despite the radio silence on my artistic projects, I’ve been stockpiling ideas and insights, many of which are not directly related to creative writing (at least for now). In my spare time, I’ve been dabbling in short animations, getting back into photography, and experimenting with video projects. It’s been refreshing and a bit of a creative reset.

I do have this wild idea to start sharing some insights from my work — how to effectively use AI in everyday tasks, speaker/client outreach, pitching to journalists for moderation, writing pitches and persuasive copy, and building complex PR strategies. But I’m not entirely sure if that’s something my audience would find interesting, especially when mixed with the creative writing I plan to return to after this extended break.

So, if serious AI-driven communication and marketing tips sound intriguing to you, let me know!

In the meantime, here’s one of my test mini-animations to give you a peek into what I’ve been up to lately.