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Balancing Business and Creativity - My To-Do List - Can I Finish It This Week?

On my to-do list vlog, I share how I balance my pop culture online business, music production, and video creation—all from my home studio. It's a blend of passion, tech, and trying to find the time.

Balancing Business and Creativity: Running an online reselling business while promoting music and video projects I start each week with a to-do list that keeps me on track, ensuring I pack and ship orders, list new items, and plan my creative endeavors.

Reviving My YouTube Series: One of my favorite projects is my YouTube series, where I showcase my vintage items before they ship out. I'm thinking of reviving this series again.

Collaborating with Remixers: My band, Lorenzo's Music, recently released a remix album featuring artists from around the globe. I've been working on coordinating interviews with remixers who worked on the album with me.

Live Streaming /Variety Shows: Every week, my band hosts a live stream from our studio, blending music, conversation, and a touch of those old variety TV shows. We work on new songs and simply have fun doing it.

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