Maker/Mistaker Anthology: From Depression to Awakening

by Jeff Finley

Overview

Maker/Mistaker was a self-growth blog from 2013-2016 chronicling my journey from depression to awakening. I took all the best articles and compiled them into this anthology. Everything is re-edited, beautifully designed, and organized to provide the best reading experience possible.

This anthology is broken up into four sections.

Anxiety & Depression
Self Growth
Spiritual & Esoteric
Love & Relationships

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781530349302
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	03/02/2016
Pages:	392
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.87(d)

About the Author

Jeff Finley is an artist, designer, writer, musician, and creative entrepreneur. He was a partner at the design firm Go Media from 2006-2014 and founded Weapons of Mass Creation Fest in 2010. Over the past decade he has lived life based around his passion to create and inspire others.

He wrote Thread's Not Dead in 2006 which helped thousands of up and coming t-shirt designers launch their clothing companies. Jeff got his start by designing album covers, posters, and merchandise for bands and has launched several design related businesses while working at Go Media. He founded Weapons of Mass Creation, a design conference and music festival in 2010 as a way to bring together his passion for music, art, and DIY entrepreneurship.

Growing up in the DIY punk and folk music scene, Jeff became very attracted to the DIY ethos and the sense of authenticity and heart behind the music. He started 3 bands including By Bread Alone and Parachute Journalists, and currently plays drums in Campfire Conspiracy. This passion has bled into all facets of his life.

In 2013, Jeff admitted he was going through depression despite having achieved a lot of his goals. He started waking up early to focus on his own personal development which led to a spiritual awakening and a sense of greater purpose. This inspired him to quit his job and begin a path focused on personal growth and fulfillment. He blogs about his journey at http://makermistaker.com