Today we find ourselves in a noisy world where attention is our most precious commodity. We’re all seeking it, but we find it difficult to give for more than a few seconds at a time. What is this costing us? We who create long to express ourselves, and to have our creative work acknowledged. We want to be seen and heard, witnessed, received. But if all we’re doing is expressing ourselves, who is listening?
The Power of Simplicity: Electrify Your Creative Potential
If you’re ready to take your creativity to the next level, simplicity has the power to transform your work from good to exceptional. Here are five steps you can use to simplify your creative process, so you can reach your audience and express your truest vision.
A Life Without Regret: A Step-by-Step Guide
Living a life without regret is something that many of us aspire to achieve, but few of us actually accomplish it. It takes a deliberate effort to live in a way that truly nourishes you, one you will be happy with at the end. Here are six milestones you can use to ensure you’re on your path so that you live a fulfilling life and don’t die with regret:
The Gift of a Dying Mother: Reflections on Taking Your Turn
Twenty-seven years ago, as my mother lay dying in her bed, she looked up at me, drew a deep breath and exhaled these words: “I never got my turn.” What did she mean? Now, as I’ve lived more of my life, I wonder if “taking her turn” was something more essential, something deeper than any circumstantial redirections.
From Idea to Reality: The Role of a Creative Community in the Creative Process
Research has shown that being part of a creative community is hugely beneficial for creative people. But to get these benefits, we have to challenge the assumption that the artist creates alone and is the only critical component of the creative process.
Unlocking the Secrets of Inspiration: A Guide for the Everyday Person
Inspiration is a powerful force that can drive us to achieve great things. But for many of us, finding inspiration can feel like a mystery that eludes us. In a world filled with distractions and competing priorities, it can be hard to tap into that inner spark that propels us forward. So, how can we understand the process of inspiration in order to use it to produce more creative work?