Erica T. Capri is an author, filmmaker, publisher, and entrepreneur with a passion for storytelling and real conversations.
We have more ways to communicate than ever before, yet genuine human connection sometimes feels harder to find. Between social media, artificial intelligence, and our busy lives, are we forgetting how to show compassion, kindness, and understanding?
Life
Remember when summer vacations felt endless and birthdays took forever to arrive? Now it seems like the years are flying by. Let's talk about why time feels faster as we get older and how we can learn to appreciate the moments that matter.
Culture
Our phones wake us up, guide us, entertain us, and keep us connected. But have we become so dependent on technology that we've forgotten how to enjoy life without it? Could you survive an entire week without your phone?
Life
What started as a simple morning walk became a beautiful reminder about life. Watching people walk, children play, and nature come alive made me realize how much we miss when we're too busy worrying about tomorrow to appreciate today.
Life
Are today's kids really different, or has parenting changed? From teenagers questioning every rule to grown children still living at home, let's talk about respect, independence, discipline, and the challenges facing today's families.
Life
Sometimes the best conversations happen when you're sitting alone with your thoughts. A little fresh air, a quiet moment, and a reminder that you don't have to have everything figured out to enjoy life.
Life
Sometimes we get so comfortable with our routines that we stop questioning whether we're genuinely happy. But is being content the same as simply learning to live with things?
Life
Sometimes the life we thought we wanted isn't the life we want anymore. I'm sharing the inspiration behind my eighth book, Turns Out, I Want Different, and why it's okay to change your mind.
Entertainment
Independent filmmakers are expected to deliver Hollywood-level quality without Hollywood-level budgets. But does having millions of dollars really make a movie better?
Culture
Just a random thought before bed: I keep watching people have one moment, one idea or one opportunity that changes everything. It makes me wonder—what am I missing?
Short Stories
Three months after burying her mother, Nia receives a voicemail from her number at 2:17 a.m. The message leads to a hidden key, a storage unit—and a secret that changes everything.
Business
We hear “support my business” all the time—but does knowing someone mean you should automatically buy from them? Maybe real support and being a customer aren't always the same thing.