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Category Archives: Creative Abundance

Jess Greene from Seek Your Course and the Jumpstart Creativity Tour

One of the things anyone who wants to live a creative life needs is awesome role models. When we see someone else doing something cool, it’s proof that such things can be done. And when our own dreams are a little (or maybe a lot) scary, knowing that others have gone someplace similar (or if… Continue Reading

A Story of Mindset and Impossible Dreams

In my mission to get people not just creating, but going after bigger creative dreams, I’ve come to realize that the #1 thing standing in most people’s way is their mindset. My upcoming program for women, Time to Glow, is designed to foster profound mindset shifts, precisely so that women can dream bigger, and (just… Continue Reading

What’s the Least You Can Do?

My friend Sherrie‘s one talented lady. Calligrapher, teacher (check out her amazing workshop coming up this summer at Ghost Ranch), writer, artist, fellow artrepreneur. She’s also pretty smart. In a recent email exchange, I shared with her that my Retreat was wonderful, but not at all in the ways I expected. And that made it… Continue Reading

Retreat

Hello, Journal! It’s been awhile since we’ve hung out together. I’ve missed you. All that get-stuff-done urgency and distraction energy this past week of getting ready for Retreat got between us. My bad. Before arriving at the Retreat, I spent the night at my friend Amy’s house — an hour’s drive from home, and a… Continue Reading

There Is No Silver Bullet (But There Are Some Golden Tools)

Here’s the sad truth: there is no silver bullet. I would love to tell you that if you follow my instructions, figure out your motivators, etc. etc. you’ll be blessed with unobstructed creative abundance for the rest of your days. I’d love to tell you this, and I could, of course. But it would be… Continue Reading

Are You Reneging On Your Gifts?

What did your parents model to you about creative Bliss? Was it seen as important? Or an impossibility, to be shoved aside and boxed away, in favor of more “practical” things? There’s a legend in my family that when my parents met, my father wanted to be an actor, but that he closed the door… Continue Reading