Learning & Creative Process

The desire to create certain outcomes hampers transformation
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The desire to create certain outcomes hampers transformation

The desire to create certain outcomes hampers transformation. No matter how much we push, intend and effort, it’s clear that we don’t often have all the answers that we seek. But Something else does. We humans are brilliant when we align with Something greater than ourselves. When we loosen our fixation on what we think,…

Six ways to break your creative blocks
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Six ways to break your creative blocks

Give yourself both internal and external space. Creativity needs space. Pursue what’s important to YOU. Creativity is intrinsically motivated. Embrace your full vision. For your creativity to flourish, it wants your biggest vision. Weed out the things and situations that you find draining or dull, and instead feed yourself with things that are beautiful and…

When we prioritize creativity, we prioritize our life force energy and vitality
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When we prioritize creativity, we prioritize our life force energy and vitality

When we prioritize creativity, we prioritize our life force energy and vitality. When we prioritize vitality, we invigorate and renew every aspect of our lives.  On that note, love this quote from Carl Jung: “All the greatest and most important problems of life are fundamentally insoluble. Some higher or wider interest appeared on the person’s…

Writing a fairy tale will uncover what lies beyond your ordinary ways of looking
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Writing a fairy tale will uncover what lies beyond your ordinary ways of looking

Creative breakthroughs happen when we perceive what lies beyond our ordinary ways of looking….  writing a fairy tale will give you that shift of perception.  Fairy tales offer insightful, surprising answers that we can’t get any other way. ???? In this youtube video, I guide you in writing your own fairy tale…a quick way to…

my new article in Spirituality + Health magazine
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my new article in Spirituality + Health magazine

“Most of us typically associate metaphor with the flowery language that poets use or with things that are made up: ‘That’s just a metaphor.’ In other words, we typically treat metaphors as outside of ourselves, when in fact they are the deep, sensory, intuitive language of the feeling center of our brain. To say that metaphor is…

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