the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards

#MostKnownUnknown | Artist | CEO, Wellness For Creatives, Runner

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

For Byron Linnell Edwards, Wellness Fuels Creativity (words by ⁦@ToomBarker⁩ for ⁦@highsnobiety⁩) https://t.co/7uHaNxC0fv

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

… but I do feel like I’ve been sitting with a coordinator all day.

Hours of encouragement, teaching, correcting, sitting at the screen watching my spreadsheet move as it navigate prompts, and… several hours with my head in my hands wondering what the hell codex is doing.

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

Codex saved my career.
I can’t believe I used to sit at the computer for hours manipulating spreadsheets.

I’ve done 90+ hours of work in roughly 16 hours and version history shows that I did the work, not AI.

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

Codex saved my career.
I can’t believe I used to sit at the computer for hours manipulating spreadsheets.

I’ve done 90+ hours of work in roughly 16 hours and version history shows that I did the work, not AI.

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

My voice cracks whenever I try to talk about ep 1 and ep 3.

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

I’m disgusted watching worst neighbor ever.

I can’t even be sympathetic because how long do you play with your life before leaving your home?

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

it’s wild that everyone old used to be young.

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

@Jeremiyahhh Nas said it best… ✊🏾💪🏾

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

sometimes you look around and consider what's frustrating you and realize that you have too much time on your hands.

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

But in the meantime, I discovered William Greaves, one of the actual Black actors turned civil rights documentarian from the film, and researching him led me to “Once Upon a Time in Harlem,” which comes out in October.

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

Currently watching the 1949 race film “Lost Boundaries,” thanks to @blacktreetv, and started researching.

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

Now I have to read the original Reader's Digest feature on the family along with all of the articles that discuss the piece.

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

Finished ep 3… And what a terrible way to start my weekend.

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

I’m disgusted watching worst neighbor ever.

I can’t even be sympathetic because how long do you play with your life before leaving your home?

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

my grandma told me that we needed to be in church at 10a because my cousin was being baptised.

It’s 11:13a and they’ve done everything but… I don’t even see a pool.

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

@CECRED_OFFICIAL is good. The content id also good.

The Blueprint https://t.co/nFmilrUsM5 via @YouTube

[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

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[the artist formally known as Byron L. Edwards @byronlinnell]

I’m still deferring student loans, but it’s been 20 years so I feel like the government should wave them.

they were federal loans. repossess my degree.