When I had heard that one of our guest speakers was a professional when it comes to NFTs I was instantly interested. To be honest, I did not expect Dr. Ryan to dive into how many people tried to sell NFTs and barely made any money. Knowing the market a little, I knew that you had to join the community and really grind your way to get noticed by the Whales (big crypto/nft holders). Even though the chances are extremely slim to make a big sale in NFTs, it brings me back to our first guest speaker, Dina Brodsky. Dina told us that building up a community on IG isn't going to hurt us, it can only help us in so many ways. Similar to NFTs, the stronger your presence, the more exposure you give yourself by putting yourself out there. I think NFTs and Cryptocurrency is here to stay in the long run but will I be investing all my time and money into it? NFTs, probably not. With the community growing as quickly as it is, the top 1% will continue to grow and make money because a single Whale c...
I absolutely think being a chef is being an artist. Most people that do not cook often or cook in a intense fashion really don't understand the science and how much of a special touch is involved. Cooking, like any other artwork, is an extension of your mood and expression. I feel that we tend to categorize things in the museum artwork and that is simply not true. It seems that Melissa has made her Instagram public since she spoke to us. I love that she is doing what she loves and able to make a living from it regardless of if she would ever be considered an artist. She just simple does what it takes to still do what she loves everyday. There was one thing that really stood out to me from Melissa's presentation, she talked about during the winter and different times of the year she is restricted to certain ingredients that she could use to make her meals. I think sometimes when you have all the tools and freedom to you it could be really hard to start something. This ties to ...
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