I was exposed to a great gift magazine recently while at tabletop market in October. I love picking up magazines and introducing myself to new brands and designers, and I saw a feature including a lamp from Jill Rosenwald. I just checked out Jill’s site and want to share a few lamps from her collection. Fair warning, these are some PRICY lamps.
You all know how I feel about things that are black and white…but that is apparently navy blue. Oh well, still fabulous. The shade is included which is a bonus. The Jill Rosenwald Chevron Oval lamp is available if 3 colors for $395.
This looks like a classier, pissed off version of Toad from Super Mario Brothers. Go on, try to deny it. The Jill Rosenwald Ikat Ball Lamp is available in 4 colors for $695.
This one is also tricking me because it too is navy. I need black and white to be happening. However, the shape is super fabulous. The Jill Rosenwald Newport Teardrop Lamp (in 2 colors) is available for $650.
This is the lamp that got me excited to find Jill’s website. As previously covered, I’m a bit of an anglophile, so it is no surprise that I am drawn to the Union Jack. I want this lamp! The Jill Rosenwald Jack Brick Lamp is available (in 2 colors) for $530.
So there are my picks for some lamps. It’s a random choice, but since I was so drawn to the Union Jack lamp, so there you have it. You can check out the entire Jill Rosenwald collection here!
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Last Night An Editorial Calendar Saved My Life
by Jamie Sanford on May 17, 2013
Recently, the Editorial Calendar taught me about the power of positive reinforcement. I know it seems insane that I would take until age 33 to learn it, but my entire outlook on things is better, all because I’m happy with my blog content, I’m proud of myself for accomplishing all of the things on the schedule for this week. Yes, I go to a job every day and I am pretty damn good at it, but this is something I am doing solely for myself. It’s a totally different experience.
I think back to growing up, and positive reinforcement wasn’t really present. There was always a focus on what I did wrong or what was wrong with me, as opposed to focusing on things that were good. Realizing this has illuminated things for me in a new way. All of the scripts burned into my brain are there to tell me what will go wrong, and how I will fail. I read a bit about our mental scripts in a book on self-esteem that Chris Brogan recommended, but I couldn’t get through the book because it was too real. I still struggle with it, always going first to what could go wrong or how I could end up feeling uncomfortable, and it’s debilitating and has definitely stopped me from doing things or going after what I want. This isn’t a universal scenario, but it is enough to be problematic.
For now, I’m feeling positive. My blog posts for the week have been written and I am happy with the content. I have received multiple bits of praise regarding The Brand Experience Project, and it makes me feel so good about the hours it takes to write each of those posts. It has also helped me really find what it is that I’m passionate about in business, and that can only help everything in my professional future. So, onwards and upwards.
I would love to hear about anyone’s experiences with the editorial calendar, positive reinforcement, etc, in the comments.
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