Use these great questions as you reflect on the year leaving and the one launching.
More questions to cultivate as the new year approaches

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Use these great questions as you reflect on the year leaving and the one launching.
We asked young poets to share their words, their passion and their perspective around the prompt of Detroit’s motto: “We hope for better things. It shall rise from the ashes.” Ife Martin wrote passionately about Detroit and she performed her piece on Livernois during the debut of the Mint Showcase. She is one of our 2020 Metro Detroit Youth Arts …
[space_20] The world is filled with uncertainty and questions. Lots of questions and more questions. Many of them are irrelevant or lead to nothing but fear and dead ends. Some, though, may help you see the path ahead, your future career or your most valuable contribution. Questions power the growth of Google and the brilliance of Albert Einstein and the …
Mint has chosen eleven winners in our first Metro Detroit Youth Arts Competition. They are a diverse group, from kindergarden to college and from black and white photo to beautiful paintings.
How change brings opportunity to learn and pivot to the Mint Virtual Art Fair.
Picture a summer job and you may imagine something quaint and outdoorsy: a life guard, camp counselor, caddy or park attendant. Or perhaps you recall your first summer job scooping Italian ice, mowing lawns or fixing fast food. Yet for many teens, paid work is more likely to be imaginary than real, despite many benefits these jobs bring. Only about …
Jesse Cory of 1xRun advises aspiring artists to know your why and share your story.
Smart advice on productivity and creativity from Mint cofounder / artist Hubert Massey.
Whether you’r future looks bright or uncertain, it’s a perfect time to cultivate a frugal mindset.
Focus on learning something new – like knitting. Or create a first resume. Our new ideas for Creativity in Complicated Times are here.