There’s a special family or social event coming up, you need to travel for work, or maybe the holidays approach. It could be any number of things: but you know that your routine will be disrupted and, with that, your creative time. Does this mean that you should feel guilty about not having the usual amount of […]
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Get your free Creative Late Bloomer Starter Plan Worksheet here!Have you always wanted to write a book, paint, make music or follow another creative dream? But maybe you’ve told yourself that it’s too late or you just don’t know how to get started? Or maybe you’ve been working on your creativity for awhile but find yourself stagnating. […]
Continue readingGet your FREE Creativity Planner by clicking here!Whenever I use the word “planning” alongside creativity, I’ll usually get one of two reactions… For some, their eyes will light up. They’re the ones who love to plan and who likely already have lists, calendars, and Evernote installed on their phones. On the other hand, some will visibly cringe. […]
Continue readingDownload your FREE Creative Break Planner by clicking above!Is your creative work beginning to feel like, well, work? Have you ever wondered if you should take a break from your creative work, but then felt guilty for even considering it? Are you feeling frustrated with your creative project and maybe even a little burned out? It could be […]
Continue readingStand as tall as you can, maybe even on your tiptoes, stretch your arms wide, and lift your chest and chin. How do you feel after doing this? Did you know that making ourselves big and expansive is a universal expression – for humans and animals – for feeling triumphant, confident, and empowered? This is the premise […]
Continue readingI’m happy to announce that my new Creativity eBook, 21 Days to Creativity: How to Develop a Creative Practice, is now available on Amazon.com. This book will be FREE for two days only: Wednesday, May 18th and Thursday, May 19th so please be sure to grab a copy during this time by clicking here. Please […]
Continue readingToday’s blog post is brought to you by special guest Alison Palkhivala! You can find out more about Alison – and how to connect with her online – at the bottom of this post. Ever notice how many of the most creative types have suffered great pain or faced tremendous challenges? Van Gogh could not […]
Continue readingHello Intentional Creatives! Today, as a special treat, we have GUEST BLOGGER Denise Mozilo Frasca. Please enjoy her wonderful blog post and be sure to leave a comment with your thoughts. “…play is a catalyst…just a little true play can spread through our lives, actually making us more productive and happier in everything we do.” – […]
Continue readingWelcome to the newest installment of the Creative Spotlight Series – a series of interviews with inspiring and creative people who share insights into their creative process and work. I am thrilled to introduce Jefferson Ross, a Southern folk artist who is a songwriter, singer, guitar slinger and painter weaving stories for the ears and the eyes. Based in The Peach […]
Continue readingWelcome to the newest installment of the Creative Spotlight Series – a series of interviews with inspiring and creative people who share insights into their creative process and work. I am thrilled to introduce Lois Lavrisa, a personal friend and a talented and successful author. Lois has just released “Homicide by Hamlet,” the third book in […]
Continue readingYoga can be many things to many people. Some know yoga as a form of physical exercise and may be familiar with the mind/body benefits that it offers. However, it can also open up our creativity in a number of ways and support our creative work. I began practicing yoga around the same time that […]
Continue readingDo you dream about the day when you won’t have anything to do but work on your creative project? Do you think that you need vast quantities of unlimited and unstructured time in order to be creative? Do you wish that you had this kind of time to follow a dream or passion? The reality is […]
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