The Instagram star went viral thanks to his poignant poetry. Based in New York, his creative journey took off in 2014, using first a different online platform – Twitter. According to Holmes, Twitter has taught him how to say less and still make a point. “I think a lot of people in my industry are content with the ‘struggling artist’ ideology,” he says. “I’m not. On any given day, my account brings in 600,000 to one million ‘likes.’ The object is to be seen or heard, and I make a lot of noise.”

“Your account should be growing, you should also be growing. Evolving is the point,” he relayed. “People bulls**t in our niche, they say follower count doesn’t matter but how in the hell do you expect to reach this generation if they’re not following you in some form or capacity?”

Much like his persona, his poetry is straightforward and unapologetic. Just the sort of encouragement we need this day and age.

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“When I first started sharing my work online, I wasn’t very serious about it and I really just wanted an outlet for the things I was too afraid to say,” Reddy shared with Isaase. “My poetry is very much a reflection of who I am,” she adds.

Her poems are just the right length for this day and age, cutting to the chase fairly quickly, but in a way that is both delicate and quite moving. “Some days I am the flower; Some days I am the rain,” reads one poem. While another asks: “Must the moon be full in order to be loved? And what of the heart?”

“I started writing as a kid, simply as a way to verbalize feelings I didn’t know how to talk about – and while my writing has definitely improved since – I still write for the same reasons,” explained Reddy.

The key to understanding her words? Opening your heart and listening.

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Since launching her website in 2009, her brand has grown into a viral phenomenon, which includes a YouTube channel, an Instagram page, and online courses. Her tips and tips differ in size and shape, sometimes coming in the form of wholly fleshed books, other times resulting in a catchy mantra or meme.

“Someone once said, ‘If you realize how powerful your thoughts are, you would never think a negative thought.’ Positively Present is that quote come to life online,” reads DiPirro’s website. According to DiPirro, “living a ‘positively present’ life means staying in the moment while focusing on the positive in every situation, which can often be difficult when facing the pressures and challenges of everyday life (not to mention the particularly tough times of loss, stress, or heartache!).”

But her uplifting quotes might just be the thing that inspires you to love yourself a little. Here are some helpful reminders courtesy of her Instagram page:

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Milo, Hattie, Quinn, Jessie, Leo, and Archie are Southampton Children’s Hospital’s therapy dogs. Their job is to help sick kids get through the hospital experience feeling as happy and safe as they can be.

While therapy dogs are becoming more and more common in all areas of life, the Southhampton Children’s Hospital’s therapy dogs go through special training and perform difficult, yet very important tasks.

They don’t only visit kids and console them between checkups and procedures – they also accompany them to different tests, and help the kids go through with them. If the child has to have an MRI, one of the dogs will lay in the machine, to show him it’s harmless. If a nurse has to check a child’s pulse, a dog will sit up straight and give her his paw.

The SCH therapy crew helps bring smiles to the kids’ faces – but it also brings a smile to ours.

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Dreyer is a freelance illustrator based in Hamburg, Germany, who’s developed her own special style. She creates digital illustrations using bold, bright color palettes. She draw her inspirations from mythologies, movies, video games and history.

Dreyer has been drawing since she was a kid, and eventually went on to study illustration in university. She’s been working as a freelancer ever since, making art for private customers, TV, advertising and more.

 It’s easy to see why she’s hired by so many people: her art is just amazing!  Each illustration is full of details you can hunt for and make the overall piece so much fuller, and on top of that there are the bold colors that remind us of video games and animation series from the eighties. Her overall style is very retro-inspired, and what’s better than some nostalgia?

 We hope Jasmin keeps creating and evolving as an artist. She definitely has tons of talent and following her is going to be one hell of a ride. In the meanwhile, we can enjoy her beautiful work that’s already out there.

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The Instagram star went viral thanks to his poignant poetry. Based in New York, his creative journey took off in 2014, using first a different online platform – Twitter. According to Holmes, Twitter has taught him how to say less and still make a point. “I think a lot of people in my industry are content with the ‘struggling artist’ ideology,” he says. “I’m not. On any given day, my account brings in 600,000 to one million ‘likes.’ The object is to be seen or heard, and I make a lot of noise.”

“Your account should be growing, you should also be growing. Evolving is the point,” he relayed. “People bulls**t in our niche, they say follower count doesn’t matter but how in the hell do you expect to reach this generation if they’re not following you in some form or capacity?”

Much like his persona, his poetry is straightforward and unapologetic. Just the sort of encouragement we need this day and age.

The post This Instagram Poet Tells It Like It Is appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“When I first started sharing my work online, I wasn’t very serious about it and I really just wanted an outlet for the things I was too afraid to say,” Reddy shared with Isaase. “My poetry is very much a reflection of who I am,” she adds.

Her poems are just the right length for this day and age, cutting to the chase fairly quickly, but in a way that is both delicate and quite moving. “Some days I am the flower; Some days I am the rain,” reads one poem. While another asks: “Must the moon be full in order to be loved? And what of the heart?”

“I started writing as a kid, simply as a way to verbalize feelings I didn’t know how to talk about – and while my writing has definitely improved since – I still write for the same reasons,” explained Reddy.

The key to understanding her words? Opening your heart and listening.

The post Pavana Reddy Writes Her Poetry With a Full, Heavy Heart appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Since launching her website in 2009, her brand has grown into a viral phenomenon, which includes a YouTube channel, an Instagram page, and online courses. Her tips and tips differ in size and shape, sometimes coming in the form of wholly fleshed books, other times resulting in a catchy mantra or meme.

“Someone once said, ‘If you realize how powerful your thoughts are, you would never think a negative thought.’ Positively Present is that quote come to life online,” reads DiPirro’s website. According to DiPirro, “living a ‘positively present’ life means staying in the moment while focusing on the positive in every situation, which can often be difficult when facing the pressures and challenges of everyday life (not to mention the particularly tough times of loss, stress, or heartache!).”

But her uplifting quotes might just be the thing that inspires you to love yourself a little. Here are some helpful reminders courtesy of her Instagram page:

The post Love Yourself a Little This Holiday Season appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Milo, Hattie, Quinn, Jessie, Leo, and Archie are Southampton Children’s Hospital’s therapy dogs. Their job is to help sick kids get through the hospital experience feeling as happy and safe as they can be.

While therapy dogs are becoming more and more common in all areas of life, the Southhampton Children’s Hospital’s therapy dogs go through special training and perform difficult, yet very important tasks.

They don’t only visit kids and console them between checkups and procedures – they also accompany them to different tests, and help the kids go through with them. If the child has to have an MRI, one of the dogs will lay in the machine, to show him it’s harmless. If a nurse has to check a child’s pulse, a dog will sit up straight and give her his paw.

The SCH therapy crew helps bring smiles to the kids’ faces – but it also brings a smile to ours.

The post These Therapy Dogs Are the Goodest of Boys appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Dreyer is a freelance illustrator based in Hamburg, Germany, who’s developed her own special style. She creates digital illustrations using bold, bright color palettes. She draw her inspirations from mythologies, movies, video games and history.

Dreyer has been drawing since she was a kid, and eventually went on to study illustration in university. She’s been working as a freelancer ever since, making art for private customers, TV, advertising and more.

 It’s easy to see why she’s hired by so many people: her art is just amazing!  Each illustration is full of details you can hunt for and make the overall piece so much fuller, and on top of that there are the bold colors that remind us of video games and animation series from the eighties. Her overall style is very retro-inspired, and what’s better than some nostalgia?

 We hope Jasmin keeps creating and evolving as an artist. She definitely has tons of talent and following her is going to be one hell of a ride. In the meanwhile, we can enjoy her beautiful work that’s already out there.

The post Having A Bad Day? This Art Will Make You Instantly Happy appeared first on MobiSpirit.