Alex B. Romano

Oct 11, 2024 | medium.com | Alex B. Romano

Alex Romano·Follow5 min read·--There used to be a time where I wasn’t very much a believer in “Mindset Work”. I truly believed that the world worked purely on Cause & Effect, and so — therefore — I believed there was nothing responsible for moving the needle towards success beyond just the need to take concrete action.

Sep 26, 2024 | artbusinessnews.com | Hannah Smith |Alex B. Romano

Relocating can be an exciting yet challenging endeavor. As you navigate this transition, one of your main goals is to reestablish your art gallery’s presence in the new location. That means reconnecting with your existing audience and attracting new visitors who might be unfamiliar with your gallery. By strategically addressing these aspects, you can ensure that your gallery continues to thrive and make a significant impact in its new home. Let’s explore how you can effectively achieve this.

Sep 2, 2024 | medium.com | Alex B. Romano

To give you some further context, the idea of Ludic Living came to me during my 3rd episode of mental anguish. This was after I had graduated high school and realized I had nothing to do with my life, and no plans for my future (my 1st episode of mental anguish)…And it came after I had set a big goal for myself, and achieved all that I had ever wanted (my 2nd episode of mental anguish). Somewhere shortly after achieving my childhood dreams, I found myself without any other goals to chase after.

Sep 1, 2024 | medium.com | Alex B. Romano

More than anything else, us humans just want to be happy. That is the driving force behind everything that we do. Then you will keep doing more of the thing that makes you feel happy. Then you will do less of the thing that makes you feel sad. It is very simple. We humans are either moving towards pleasure, or away from pain. But how does this concept translate to everyday life?

Aug 31, 2024 | medium.com | Alex B. Romano

There have been at least four notable instances of mental anguish within my life so far. Each episode has been characterized by the negative emotions of stress, anxiety, overwhelm, sadness, boredom, and/or depression. During these troubling times, the symptoms were all the same. My mind refused to settle, and instead was racing at a million miles per hour. I wanted to do nothing but curl up in my bed and sleep.