career — Blog — Amy J Schultz

From Point A to B

Little moments of grandeur build over time. Hear me roar.

Art, Business, Communication, Entrepreneurship, Humor, Start Up, StorytellingAmy SchultzNovember 11, 2017writing, art, risk, Fort Worth Portrait Project, artist, business, start up, communications, career, believe, Seth's Blog, Seth Godin Comments

Harvesting the tree

Neither Malcolm Gladwell nor Dr. Heinz Weihrich nor your business school prof approved this, but I still think I’m on to something.

Peering into the future by way of the past

What is my vision for the future? I wish someone had asked me this at the beginning of each decade of my life. I’d love to know how 20-year old me would have answered it. And 30- and 40-year old me.
Not to mention when I was ten.

Business, Communication, Education, Leadership, StorytellingAmy SchultzJune 23, 2017vision, future, artist, past, career, possibility, optimism, creative, Fort Worth Portrait Project

Credit where credit is due (aka, bye-bye Big Bertha)

Art, Business, Storytelling, Travel, Humor, EntrepreneurshipAmy SchultzJune 23, 2017artist, art festival, big bertha, lil b, Ford, company car, Dallas, El Paso, St. Louis, Key West, Texas, Florida, Missouri, van, key, journey, KERA, NPR, gift, career, road trip, humor

The greatest show on four wheels

Each art festival I've participated in shares an uncanny resemblance to a circus coming to town. Ringmaster, tents, (artistic) wonders to behold, the audience ... and lest we forget, the clown car.

Art, Business, Communication, Humor, Start Up, Storytelling, Travel, EntrepreneurshipAmy SchultzJune 22, 2017auto, artist, art festival, big bertha, career, company car, Ford, humor, journey, van, road trip, start up, drive, circus, Robert Frost, experience, smoke, forward motion, credit, beef jerky, ambiguity, Ft. Worth, Houston, Corpus Christi, El Paso, big top, ringmaster, show must go on, tent, juried

In opposition to the mic drop

If our leaders can’t converse about bigotry, the economy, the environment, healthcare, terrorism and education, then we have to show them how. Because stop, drop and walk away isn’t an option.