Because if you could have done it on your own, you would have. Virtual Studio Days 2015 A four-hour productivity session for creative minds. facilitated by Katherine Robertson-Pilling creativity mentor and author of The Wheel of Creativity: Taking Your Place in the Adventure of Life Day 1: Friday, June 19th 9:00 AM Pacific | Noon Eastern | 5:00 PM UK | 6:00 PM ECT Your very own creative studio… with built-in accountability, teamwork and inspiration. Let’s get your...
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My post today is about magic – the true magic that occurs when Life is allowed to flow freely. Even irresolvable problems, like mine this week, are no match for it. Since I got married six years ago, I’ve been living mostly between my apartment in France and my husband’s home in England. While this may sound exotic and exciting, it’s actually become quite exhausting. Ian and I have known we needed to make one new home together but still haven’t managed to do so. Then, last...
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Can you remember a time in your life when things felt really overwhelming? What got you through it? Did you work your way through it? Or did something appear out of the blue when you finally let go? My personal experience is that this magic occurs on the other side of my habitual should: “If I only work harder, I can make this happen.” When I have exhausted myself doing more and more of what I know, I remember, “Oh yeah, I just have to let go; all this fighting will never...
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Christmas is upon us. So each day from now until December 25, drop by The Wheel of Creativity blog for a deep breath of spirit in the midst of the festive flurry. Let’s be creative and connected this Christmas! It’s the best gift under the tree! Lean back. Take a deep breath. Look up from the screen. Relax. Station 4 and the Wheel of Creativity gives me… a little boat to launch Come to the edge, he said. They said: We are afraid. Come to the edge, he...
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The Place I Had To Leave I can’t say exactly when I first had the idea for this book, but its roots are there in my earliest memories of childhood. Not so much from what I was given, but from what I was given to work with. So many experiences, looking back now, showed me who I was by showing me what I was not. So it is my own personal story where I begin—the soil into which those roots reached out, where I was nourished, inspired, humbled and compelled. I was born in...
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