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Adam J. Kurtz might just be the cure to our problems. A semi Instagram therapist, he’s known for his dark but honest humor, sharing tidbits of advice for his huge following (on Instagram alone Kurtz has amassed some 310k fans). Outside of Instagram, he’s also the author of a book dedicated to life advice for creatives (though non-artists like us can also benefit from his sound advice). His planners are also quite a hit.

“Creativity is a huge, giant word,” admitted Kurtz in an interview with the Creative Independent. “I don’t think creativity is inherently good. I don’t think it’s inherently anything. Actually, I’m not even sure if creativity is the drive to make things, or if it’s the mechanism that allows us to make things. It’s so big, and the word means so many different things to different people.”

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According to Kurtz, creativity is not a magical skill that you have or don’t have. In fact, everyone is creative: “I think creativity is one of the big, vague things that we all have that manifests itself in very different ways.”

It’s his positive (but realistic) outlook on life and creation that makes his social media pages a mecca for people who need a little break from an over-inspired hyper-ventilating feed.

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A post shared by Adam J. Kurtz (@adamjk)

“Sorry I forgot to post an inspirational quote,” reads a recent post of his. “I was busy feeling very depressed.”

The post Stuck in a Rut? Adam J. Kurtz Will Help You Out appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Addie told Bored Panda that she’s been dealing with mental health issues for about ten years now. In 2019, after many ups and downs, she decided to open this online diary on Instagram and talk about this problem. She creates interesting gifs to put a smile on people’s faces and to inspire them to never give up.

“We’ve been told for years now that social media isn’t good for our mental health, which can be true, of course. But this whole world of social media and Instagram is filled with endless content and personalities, and we GET to choose who we want and who we don’t want to follow”, the artist told Bored Panda, adding that we don’t have to avoid our phone altogether to feel better. Instead, we can choose to fill it with positive, uplifting, and inspiring content.

If you need a daily dose of positivity, make sure to check out this Instagram account.

The post Addie Creates Uplifting Gifs to Talk About Mental Health appeared first on MobiSpirit.

His owners, Nathanial Green and Elliot Green, say that Merlin is so well adjusted that they forget he actually can’t see. Adopted in 2017 at the Lynchburg Humane Society on their ‘Free Cat Friday,” Elliot Green admits that he was a bit worrisome of his condition at first.

“As a full-time student also working two jobs, I was afraid that I wouldn’t be able to provide Merlin with the attention he needed,” he explained in an interview with Bored Panda. “As soon as I got to hold him, I think it was pretty obvious that he was perfect.”

“Honestly, we forget that he has blind eyes,” he added. “When we first moved to our apartment, he definitely had trouble navigating, but he learns quickly and really knows how to own the space. His greatest recurring struggle is from our coffee table’s glass edges: Every now and then, he’ll jump or walk into it, but we think he’s learned. All he really cares about is where the food is and how far away it is from his dads.”

Just look at this cutie pie!

The post Prepare to Fall in Love With Yet Another Instagram Cat 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.

FactsofFood is an Instagram account that provides interesting facts about food. Every day, sometimes more than once, the people behind this page share their knowledge. They provide statistics, positive benefits or problematic side effects of many things we consume on a daily basis.  

You will also find there some motivational memes or a picture of their adorable dogs, as they try to keep their profile both educational and amusing. With more than 2 million fans it seems like they’re doing a pretty good job! 

So, if you want to know how many cows it takes to make one cheeseburger, make sure to follow FactsofFood and begin your next conversations with: “Fun fact….” 

The post This Instagram Page Will Teach You All You Need to Know About Food appeared first on MobiSpirit.

That hasn’t stopped influencers from trying though, and why would they stop? Even if people know that they’re being lied to, they’re still willing to take the bait anyway.

That’s what makes style and beauty influencer, Rianne Meijer, unique.

Instead of sorting through multiple photos of herself and trying to find the perfect shot, Rianne isn’t actually afraid to share her unedited shots and put them side-by-side with the shots that most influencers would show the world proudly.

While you’d think that people would be turned off with this, they actually find it quite interesting, which is why she has 390k followers on Instagram.

Truly, nobody is perfect.

Make sure that you scroll down below to see more of Rianne’s side-by-side comparisons to know more about what goes on behind the scenes of the photos that your favourite social media influencers upload.

The post Influencer Teaches to Question What You See on Social Media appeared first on MobiSpirit.

She started an Instagram account in 2013, and with a little help from her friends figured out how to use hashtags. Soon enough, she had a small but fiercely supportive community of 100 people. Her mother’s condition wasn’t getting any better, so they began baking together as a form of therapy – just like when she was a child. She used Instagram to promote her creations, but also to talk and educate about Alzheimer’s and dementia.  

Today she has 120k followers on Instagram. Food 52 regrammed her lemon tart photo which picked up 75.819 likes, and 27.445 on her profile. She wrote the succesful book The Soulful baker, where she shares her tips on making heavenly delicious baked goods. She never thought that she’d be cooking with Jamie Oliver in London one day – but she did! 

Take a look at some of her gorgeous creations below!

The post How Instagram Changed The Life Of One Soulful Baker With Hypnotizing Desserts appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Living in the Washington, DC metro area with her husband and children, Elle admits that writing came into her life by way of therapy and the exploration of healing through journaling. Now, she passes it on, teaching workshops and retreats centered around assisting others in finding their voices through storytelling, poetry, and narrative writing rooted in truth without shame.

“I still feel vulnerable when I share my writing,” she admitted in an interview with Create & Cultivate. “It’s my heart’s work. I think vulnerability is good, so I lean into it. People relate to authenticity and I truly believe that being vulnerable helps amplify that.”

Indeed, people are relating to her. With more than 500 thousand followers on Instagram, several books to her name, as well as her own podcast, Elle has got her work cut out for her.

“The highlight of my career has been building a community near and far, in person and online,” she shared. “It blows my mind how writing, storying telling, and standing in comradery can shift the dynamics of sisterhood and self-love in such a positive way, time and time again.”

The post Alexandra Elle Promotes Self Love Through Her Notes appeared first on MobiSpirit.

According to Jonty Mills, CEO of Water Safety New Zealand, most of the drownings are preventable, but it’s really hard to get people to do things by the rules, so they needed a new method of educating them about making smarter decisions around water. And that’s when The Swim Reaper was born.

In the pictures, The Swim Reaper can be often seen sitting in a lifeguard chair and watching over beachgoers on a beautiful sunny day, which is an unexpectedly hilarious sight but it also slips a chilling subconscious alert about the risks of open water. Sounds hilariously morbid? It is!

Check out The Swim Reaper’s adventures in the gallery below!

The post “The Swim Reaper” Patrols The Beaches of New Zealand appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Frank Shepard Fairey

One of the most famous graphic artists and muralists alive, Shepard Fairy, started his career as a street artist. Since then, his incredibly large opus, concentrated on the colors black, white and red, has been used in screen-prints, illustrations, collages, sculptures, posters and murals.

Sarah Bahbah

Ever since introducing her signature style to the public, Sarah Bahbah has gained a massive following and earned collaborations with brands like Gucci and a long list of up-and-coming models. Her original work has been on display at art galleries around the world since 2015.

Andy Dixon

Andy Dixon is celebrated for his bright, warm, colorful aesthetics that’s both bold and captivating, yet easy-going and playful. Exploring “the psychology of value and the taboo entanglement of fine art and luxury,” Dixon creates highly relatable pieces portraying luscious, cosy interiors to die for.

The post Three Amazing Art Instagram Accounts to Follow in 2019 appeared first on MobiSpirit.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Adam J. Kurtz (@adamjk)

Adam J. Kurtz might just be the cure to our problems. A semi Instagram therapist, he’s known for his dark but honest humor, sharing tidbits of advice for his huge following (on Instagram alone Kurtz has amassed some 310k fans). Outside of Instagram, he’s also the author of a book dedicated to life advice for creatives (though non-artists like us can also benefit from his sound advice). His planners are also quite a hit.

“Creativity is a huge, giant word,” admitted Kurtz in an interview with the Creative Independent. “I don’t think creativity is inherently good. I don’t think it’s inherently anything. Actually, I’m not even sure if creativity is the drive to make things, or if it’s the mechanism that allows us to make things. It’s so big, and the word means so many different things to different people.”

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Adam J. Kurtz (@adamjk)

According to Kurtz, creativity is not a magical skill that you have or don’t have. In fact, everyone is creative: “I think creativity is one of the big, vague things that we all have that manifests itself in very different ways.”

It’s his positive (but realistic) outlook on life and creation that makes his social media pages a mecca for people who need a little break from an over-inspired hyper-ventilating feed.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Adam J. Kurtz (@adamjk)

“Sorry I forgot to post an inspirational quote,” reads a recent post of his. “I was busy feeling very depressed.”

The post Stuck in a Rut? Adam J. Kurtz Will Help You Out appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Addie told Bored Panda that she’s been dealing with mental health issues for about ten years now. In 2019, after many ups and downs, she decided to open this online diary on Instagram and talk about this problem. She creates interesting gifs to put a smile on people’s faces and to inspire them to never give up.

“We’ve been told for years now that social media isn’t good for our mental health, which can be true, of course. But this whole world of social media and Instagram is filled with endless content and personalities, and we GET to choose who we want and who we don’t want to follow”, the artist told Bored Panda, adding that we don’t have to avoid our phone altogether to feel better. Instead, we can choose to fill it with positive, uplifting, and inspiring content.

If you need a daily dose of positivity, make sure to check out this Instagram account.

The post Addie Creates Uplifting Gifs to Talk About Mental Health appeared first on MobiSpirit.

His owners, Nathanial Green and Elliot Green, say that Merlin is so well adjusted that they forget he actually can’t see. Adopted in 2017 at the Lynchburg Humane Society on their ‘Free Cat Friday,” Elliot Green admits that he was a bit worrisome of his condition at first.

“As a full-time student also working two jobs, I was afraid that I wouldn’t be able to provide Merlin with the attention he needed,” he explained in an interview with Bored Panda. “As soon as I got to hold him, I think it was pretty obvious that he was perfect.”

“Honestly, we forget that he has blind eyes,” he added. “When we first moved to our apartment, he definitely had trouble navigating, but he learns quickly and really knows how to own the space. His greatest recurring struggle is from our coffee table’s glass edges: Every now and then, he’ll jump or walk into it, but we think he’s learned. All he really cares about is where the food is and how far away it is from his dads.”

Just look at this cutie pie!

The post Prepare to Fall in Love With Yet Another Instagram Cat 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.

FactsofFood is an Instagram account that provides interesting facts about food. Every day, sometimes more than once, the people behind this page share their knowledge. They provide statistics, positive benefits or problematic side effects of many things we consume on a daily basis.  

You will also find there some motivational memes or a picture of their adorable dogs, as they try to keep their profile both educational and amusing. With more than 2 million fans it seems like they’re doing a pretty good job! 

So, if you want to know how many cows it takes to make one cheeseburger, make sure to follow FactsofFood and begin your next conversations with: “Fun fact….” 

The post This Instagram Page Will Teach You All You Need to Know About Food appeared first on MobiSpirit.

That hasn’t stopped influencers from trying though, and why would they stop? Even if people know that they’re being lied to, they’re still willing to take the bait anyway.

That’s what makes style and beauty influencer, Rianne Meijer, unique.

Instead of sorting through multiple photos of herself and trying to find the perfect shot, Rianne isn’t actually afraid to share her unedited shots and put them side-by-side with the shots that most influencers would show the world proudly.

While you’d think that people would be turned off with this, they actually find it quite interesting, which is why she has 390k followers on Instagram.

Truly, nobody is perfect.

Make sure that you scroll down below to see more of Rianne’s side-by-side comparisons to know more about what goes on behind the scenes of the photos that your favourite social media influencers upload.

The post Influencer Teaches to Question What You See on Social Media appeared first on MobiSpirit.

She started an Instagram account in 2013, and with a little help from her friends figured out how to use hashtags. Soon enough, she had a small but fiercely supportive community of 100 people. Her mother’s condition wasn’t getting any better, so they began baking together as a form of therapy – just like when she was a child. She used Instagram to promote her creations, but also to talk and educate about Alzheimer’s and dementia.  

Today she has 120k followers on Instagram. Food 52 regrammed her lemon tart photo which picked up 75.819 likes, and 27.445 on her profile. She wrote the succesful book The Soulful baker, where she shares her tips on making heavenly delicious baked goods. She never thought that she’d be cooking with Jamie Oliver in London one day – but she did! 

Take a look at some of her gorgeous creations below!

The post How Instagram Changed The Life Of One Soulful Baker With Hypnotizing Desserts appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Living in the Washington, DC metro area with her husband and children, Elle admits that writing came into her life by way of therapy and the exploration of healing through journaling. Now, she passes it on, teaching workshops and retreats centered around assisting others in finding their voices through storytelling, poetry, and narrative writing rooted in truth without shame.

“I still feel vulnerable when I share my writing,” she admitted in an interview with Create & Cultivate. “It’s my heart’s work. I think vulnerability is good, so I lean into it. People relate to authenticity and I truly believe that being vulnerable helps amplify that.”

Indeed, people are relating to her. With more than 500 thousand followers on Instagram, several books to her name, as well as her own podcast, Elle has got her work cut out for her.

“The highlight of my career has been building a community near and far, in person and online,” she shared. “It blows my mind how writing, storying telling, and standing in comradery can shift the dynamics of sisterhood and self-love in such a positive way, time and time again.”

The post Alexandra Elle Promotes Self Love Through Her Notes appeared first on MobiSpirit.

According to Jonty Mills, CEO of Water Safety New Zealand, most of the drownings are preventable, but it’s really hard to get people to do things by the rules, so they needed a new method of educating them about making smarter decisions around water. And that’s when The Swim Reaper was born.

In the pictures, The Swim Reaper can be often seen sitting in a lifeguard chair and watching over beachgoers on a beautiful sunny day, which is an unexpectedly hilarious sight but it also slips a chilling subconscious alert about the risks of open water. Sounds hilariously morbid? It is!

Check out The Swim Reaper’s adventures in the gallery below!

The post “The Swim Reaper” Patrols The Beaches of New Zealand appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Frank Shepard Fairey

One of the most famous graphic artists and muralists alive, Shepard Fairy, started his career as a street artist. Since then, his incredibly large opus, concentrated on the colors black, white and red, has been used in screen-prints, illustrations, collages, sculptures, posters and murals.

Sarah Bahbah

Ever since introducing her signature style to the public, Sarah Bahbah has gained a massive following and earned collaborations with brands like Gucci and a long list of up-and-coming models. Her original work has been on display at art galleries around the world since 2015.

Andy Dixon

Andy Dixon is celebrated for his bright, warm, colorful aesthetics that’s both bold and captivating, yet easy-going and playful. Exploring “the psychology of value and the taboo entanglement of fine art and luxury,” Dixon creates highly relatable pieces portraying luscious, cosy interiors to die for.

The post Three Amazing Art Instagram Accounts to Follow in 2019 appeared first on MobiSpirit.