The first rule of clearing out your closet is: If you haven’t worn it in the past year, throw it out. If it once looked great, but doesn’t fit anymore… If it’s torn, stretched, stained or faded… If someone gave it to you but you never liked it… If you got a great deal but it was never really you… Get it out of your closet. It’s taking up space! Use It or Lose It The same holds true for dreams. If 2013 has slipped by and you didn’t achieve what you dreamed to do, get rid of...
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This past weekend I took the Wheel of Creativity to the British Association of Modern Mosaic symposium at Kings College in London. One of my most gifted clients invited me to come share my work with her community. I have always felt that mosaic art is a metaphor for life, but I had no idea how deep that feeling could go. The Truth of Consequences I think I was 40 years old when I began to realize that I was living the consequences of choices I made in my 20s and 30s. I...
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Your life is a creative process. What’s yours look like? Feel like? Here, all on one page, are the 12 steps you’ll take to consciously create a life you love. It’s that simple. Not easy, but simple. These steps reflect the experiences and work of each station of the Wheel of Creativity. [listly id=”7i7″ layout=”full”] How long is this going to take? Well, that depends on you, what you’re looking to create, and...
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What are you harvesting in your life? What do you feel you have to put out into the world? And when you finally reach the point of putting it out there, what do you do? The first step of these 12 was to tell the truth, to be honest with yourself: What are you passionate about? What must you have in your life to live? Each step you’ve taken in this process has brought you closer to this point now, where you’re able to sit back, look at the results of the creative...
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How do you get from good to great? Okay so you’ve created your product. You’ve got a first draft or a prototype or a template, or some first something going on. You’re excited about it. You want to put it out in the world. But you’re not sure if it’s quite ready. You have to decide once again what you’re committed to. It might be enough for you to bring your project to this point and let it go. You might recognize: “This is something good, but it’s...
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