Creativity and sensitivity are close together. What does it look like to stay sensitive as an artist and healthy? We talk to mental health counselor, Jesse Lyon, about just that.

The creative process is about going beyond. It involves stepping outside the established norm. In this episode, we talk about how to do that in ways that serve us best.

Adam released a song a month for 11 months. Then, he wrote recorded, and released a song + an accompanying music video in 24 hours. This conversation is helpful for any artist thinking about creating and releasing work.

Here are 4 signs you’re letting fear control your creative process. Overcoming fear helps us embrace curiosity. When we do that, we can step into a new level of creativity and move one step closer to making creativity our career.

Being a full time artist means we’re constantly accessing and developing our creativity. What are the elements of creativity and how do we nurture them? That’s what we talk about in this episode.

There are things we can do. And there are things we can’t do. There are things we can control. And there are things that are totally out of our control. What do we do with those latter things??

Keep going. Embrace what’s possible. Invite others into the process.

We have all kinds of relationships. Friends, lovers, peers… and an audience. What role do these relationships play in the life of an artist? What role does our audience play in helping us live a healthy life?

Most of us wrestle with self doubt. Sometimes, that comes from the need to please other people. Other times, it comes from a pressure we put on ourselves. In this episode, we talk about how to overcome self doubt and move into a new level of creativity.

Pain is real. Life isn’t always easy. In this episode, we talk about pain in the life of the artist. What does it do to us? And how can it connect us to something bigger?