Blog Launching Spring 2014 - THE Intersection of Art, Business and Social Change

LOS ANGELES - April 9, 2014 - PRLog -- Los Angeles, California - April 9, 2014 - Multi-dimensional venture LOVEVOLVE SOCIAL ENTERPRISES launches its official blog Spring 2014.

The LOVEVOLVE SOCIAL ENTERPRISES blog is intended to help blocked artists to not only incubate their work but to also become strong entrepreneurs and in turn to transform their creativity into world-changing social enterprises.

Noting the disconnect in modern society between an artist’s technical development and ability to actually earn money from their work, the LOVEVOLVE SOCIAL ENTERPRISES blog was formed.  Inspired by the drive to shift this paradigm, LOVEVOLVE SOCIAL ENTERPRISES focuses on empowering artists to do what they love for a living and in turn to make the world a more beautiful place through their work.

The blog offers posts on topics ranging from finding a cure for writer’s block to technical assistance in building an online portfolio, to demystifying the intersection between art and social enterprise.

ABOUT LOVEVOLVE SOCIAL ENTERPRISES:

LOVEVOLVE SOCIAL ENTERPRISES was founded by Nicole Wensel in Spring 2014. The company is multi-dimensional, composed of a production division (Lovevolve Cinema), a movement company (Lovevolve Movement) as well as the main site which consists of a blog for artists, entrepreneurs and activists. Nicole is a writer, director, actor, artist and entrepreneur currently based out of Echo Park in Los Angeles, California.

Nicole built LOVEVOLVE SOCIAL ENTERPRISES to help artists to become more empowered, entrepreneurial, and driven to create positive social and humanitarian change in the world.

Nicole is currently in production of her first feature film, Quarter-Life Coach, about a life coach who is having a quarter-life crisis.  She is also a published author of the 2012 book of poems and photographs entitled, Poetry and Visions of a Romantic Millennial Mind.  Nicole has an extensive and eclectic background in the arts and entrepreneurship, having studied at the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts and Marshall School of Business in addition to working closely with some of the top names in film, fashion, movement, business consulting and social enterprise.

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