creative process

Your Creative Freedom and How to Defend It

Yesterday was Bastille Day, the day in 1789 when an angry crowd of Parisians stormed the Bastille, the symbol of political and religious oppression. Creative freedom must be defended too. But the enemies of your creative freedom are not “out there.” They are all the enemies within you… the thoughts, feelings, beliefs and opinions you may never express. They determine the quality of your life.

All This Rage: What’s the Creative Response to Anger?

If we don’t learn to take responsibility for our part in the world we’ve co-created – by our acts or our failures to act – we will continue to reenact the past. So, when you get angry, rather than suppressing your anger, you can learn to move into it, channel it and use it to solve our problems in ways no one’s ever tried.

Faith and the Power of Letting Go

The veil is thin and the radiance of life without limits shines through it here. Opening the aperture to a wider view has shown that there are an infinite number of facets in the gem of universal truth… and that there is magnificent beauty beyond our individual, finite names for it. Truth is always revealing itself, and we are always learning.

Four Common Denominators of the Innovator’s Attitude #3: To Be Disruptive, Steer by your Inner Compass.

The only way to create something that has never been done before is to think what people have never thought before; creating new solutions requires you to see old problems in new ways. But to see what no one else can see is a lonely place to be. So you need an inner compass – […]