This week marks the official start of what I refer to as my annual Season of Insanity. Just about every year, for the past several years, I have gifted myself with three experiences of creative immersion, three “islands of time” that have become almost sacred events on my calendar. Very few things are important enough… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Weekly Review
How May I Be of Service?
If you’ve been following me for awhile, you may have noticed the big changes happening here on the Living A Creative Life site. I do tend to dive right in the deep end, and now I realize it’s high time for an explanation. So let me back up and fill you in. I started my… Continue Reading
Fear, Resistance, Stuckness and the Irresistible Draw of the Non-Urgent | Weekly Review #60
Here’s how it works: 1) You flail around for a time, not knowing what you’re doing, wondering if you’ll ever figure it out. 2) The haze lifts, it all miraculously starts to become clear, and you begin to lock in on a direction. 3) Now that you have a clear direction, not only do ideas… Continue Reading
Happiness Comes from Doing, So What Keeps You from Doing It?
Let me ask you a question: What makes you happy? Have you spent time really looking into that question? Do you know what gives you joy, what makes your soul dance and your heart sing? And here’s the bigger question: are you doing it? Because here’s a secret: Happiness comes from doing I figured out… Continue Reading
Insomnia, Action Studio, and Popcorn Epiphanies | Weekly Review #58
So how’m I doing in my quest to re-invent my life, follow my evolving Blisses and create the life I really, really want? I just spent a week in a time machine. At least that’s how it felt. The past seven days have gone by in a flash, but on the other hand it feels… Continue Reading
Creative Abundance Requires Courage | Weekly Review #57
So how’m I doing in my quest to re-invent my life, follow my evolving Blisses and create the life I really, really want? Scene: A dark restaurant. New Orleans. Heart of the French Quarter. The food was outstanding (accompanied by the lazy ritual of watching filtered water drip through a sugar cube to opalesce a… Continue Reading