psychology of creativity

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

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

Years ago, I found myself grappling with a problem that felt impossible to resolve. I tried every logical approach, but nothing seemed to shift.  Then, almost unintentionally, I threw myself into a creative project that lit me up with energy and excitement. As I became absorbed in the creative process, that once-urgent problem gradually lost…

We’re the most human when we’re being creative.

We’re the most human when we’re being creative.

We’re the most human when we’re being creative. Whether it’s painting a masterpiece, solving a tricky problem, or reimagining a relationship, creativity is what makes us feel alive and connected. It’s not just about art—it’s about engaging with the world in a way that allows for possibility, growth, and transformation. But here’s the thing: creativity…

Ordinary knowing versus deep knowing
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Ordinary knowing versus deep knowing

Ordinary knowing relies on what we can see, measure, and define. It operates at the surface, focusing on facts, data, and the tangible aspects of the world. While practical and functional—essential for navigating day-to-day life—ordinary knowing often lacks depth. It tells us what something is but rarely touches on why it matters or how it…

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Deep Knowing: My interview on The Intense Mind podcast with Imi Lo

It was such an honor to be interviewed on The Intense Mind with Imi Lo, a podcast that dives into the complexities of creativity and the human experience. Our conversation explored the concept of deep knowing—how we access it and why it’s so essential in navigating life’s challenges. I especially loved discussing the power of…

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Deep creativity: The force that brings life and change

When I work with clients, it becomes clear that deep creativity doesn’t originate in the head or thinking mind. It comes from an entirely different place—a place that’s alive. Their creative visions emerge from this living, dynamic energy, and it’s precisely why we need art. To truly change our world, we must connect with what…

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