Wellness for creatives™️
If you don't make time for your health, you're wasting time.
Wellness for Creatives™️ is a collective dedicated to maintaining a lifestyle rooted in wellness, fitness, mental health, and creativity.
By curating the tools needed and creating enriching events, experiences, seminars, and activities—including tailored workouts—Wellness for Creatives™️ supports creatives in living their best lives.
Through our categories, we define our point of view by offering programming, content and community.Be Well
Build sustainable habits for your body and mind. This is where movement, mindfulness, and nourishment come together.Stay Well
Protect your peace. We share tools, conversations, and practices that help you maintain balance while creating.Live Well
Live fully, creatively, and on your terms. Explore travel, art, culture, and the joy of being a well creator in the world.
A creative lifestyle isn’t just about output—it’s about alignment. At Wellness for Creatives, we believe that when artists, makers, and visionaries care for their whole selves, they create more freely, live more fully, and move with intention.We focus on the aspects of life that most deeply impact creative people—from mental clarity and physical health to emotional boundaries and cultural inspiration. Our framework is built around three holistic pillars: Be Well, Stay Well and Live Well.
ServicesMental Health AwarenessEvent HostingRun Your Best Mile Run CoachingWellness EventsWellness ConsultingBehavioral Change Through Creative Expression
Wellness For Creatives has partnered with organizations including Chrysler Museum, Soho House (Los Angeles, Ca), Dream Hotel, Getty Museum, Line Hotel, Our Own, Jack and Jill of America, Inc, and more.
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Byron Linnell Edwards is a multidisciplinary artist, certified behavioral change specialist, and NASM-certified personal trainer with a dynamic background in entertainment, wellness, and cultural programming. As the Founder and CEO of Wellness for Creatives™, Byron helps artists, makers, and visionaries build sustainable creative lives through a holistic approach that blends movement, mindfulness, and artistic expression.Byron’s career began in the entertainment industry, where he worked with major brands and institutions including BET, Viacom, Roc Nation, Nike, The Shade Room, and Dove—contributing to high-level creative, digital, and influencer campaigns. He later transitioned into wellness and cultural strategy, using his firsthand experience with burnout and recovery to build programs that center mental health, joy, and creative flow.Through Wellness for Creatives™, Byron has curated events, talks, and activations across Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York, Washington D.C., and Virginia—partnering with hotels, museums, cultural councils, and community spaces to bring creative wellness to life. His signature initiatives include Run Your Best Mile, Inkwell, and Color with Creatives, all of which reflect his commitment to accessible, culturally rooted healing practices.As CEO, Byron leads with heart and strategy—amplifying voices too often overlooked in wellness spaces, particularly Black men and marginalized creatives. Whether developing national brand partnerships or hosting community-based programs, his mission remains the same:
To help creatives live well, stay well, and be well—on their own terms.
Inkwell is a guided creative wellness experience that blends mindful making, behavioral science, and conversation. Developed by Byron Linnell Edwards, Inkwell is designed to help participants pause, reflect, and reset—using simple, accessible art practices to support emotional clarity and intentional living.The program has been hosted at institutions like The Chrysler Museum, SoHo House, and The Getty Museum, where it’s been adapted for diverse audiences ranging from young professionals and educators to museum visitors and community leaders. Inkwell sessions are centered around creative exercises like guided drawing, mindful coloring, and intention-setting—anchored in behavioral change principles and supported by wellness dialogue.Whether offered as a pop-up, professional development experience, or part of a museum or hotel activation, Inkwell invites participants to disconnect from external demands and reconnect with themselves through the creative process.
SoHo House
Getty Museum
The Line Hotel
