This episode is about what it means to have something inside you guiding you to a creative desire all the time, and how to deal with this constant demand that lies within.

Stepping into the mission, aligning the mission-compass with your day-to-day life and work life, and stopping the tug of war that makes you feel as if you are wasting your time whenever you are not creating.

Finding peace with the creative gift you were given to bear in life. 

Art resists being finished, the fear of completion is intrinsic to the process.

This can translate into a strange sort of procrastination, where you get distracted and there is a huge effort required to start a project.

However, Resistance can manifest itself at any point of creation, and it is different from lack of inspiration.

This episode is about strategies and mental awareness around resistance and how to face it and brave it, breaking through and managing creative productivity beyond resistance.

Mixing it up, and being inventive in the way you go about your creative practice is an ideal way to spark new ideas and stimulate different parts of your brain, or make your soul vibrate in different manners.

Independent of where the new vibrancy comes from, mixing it up brings creative flow and new life to projects.

There is a balance to be observed, and there are many ways to mix it up.

This episode is to give you ideas and spark insights into ways to innovate your creative practice.

Your inspiration will not only bring ideas to you, it will bring people, courses, councillors, supporters, and psychologists, it will show you the means and the helpers. The ones who can save your life many times over along the way.

Finding knowledge, it doesn't matter where, will connect you to the way of finding new opportunities and many avenues for creativity. You must only keep your critical mind about you and make sure you separate what's worthy of your time from what is not.

All knowledge is interconnected. Find about the ingredient that cannot be left out, and some ideas of where and how you can find support for your creative process.

This episode is about creating an impermeable membrane, protecting yourself from others, which is much harder, than protecting your creative time from yourself.

This should happen through establishing boundaries, from setting up rules and explaining them to people in your life as often as necessary, with Love and kindness.

Hear about the way people resist these boundaries and how to overcome this resistance and make them respect your creativity.

We also talk about being present and what you will take out of the creative time to offer as a bargain for your loved ones and work life.

With it all, you will know how to protect your creative heart.

In this episode, we are talking about setting rules for yourself to protect you from falling down rabbit holes and losing your creative time unproductively.

People have weak links, things they lose themselves into, and time has run away from them when they see it.

This is how to set yourself up to be productive during your creative practice.

There are people becoming famous writing things without ever editing one line, musicians making music by blowing on a flat piece of glass, artists enthralling a whole Sydney Opera House with two pieces of rope with pebbles on their ends; if that is possible for them, it means you can have fun doing whatever you want.

We often stop ourselves in our creativity because we want to be good, or perfect when neither is required, making an impact for us, and enjoying the process are the only valid metrics we should focus on.

Listen to case studies and examples and understand that we we free to create whatever we want and quality is not a requirement.

What do you do when you are hit by a crisis, how to keep functioning, and keep being a creative being, amid complete chaos?

Devise a plan to Manage Chaos.

Learn what is to ride the lows gracefully, applying what I call the law of the minimum effort wisely.

What to prioritise and how to take the opportunity to re-examine the way you do things when you get out of crisis.

Listen about how to get organised when you have too much inspiration, and how to manage energy not tasks.

Inspiration is a wild animal, it flows where it wants, it does what it feels like, it guides you unwaveringly to what's truly a passion for you.

It cannot be told what to do, doesn't follow directions, doesn't understand shoulds or necessities.

This episode explores what are the ducks of inspiration, this following to where the wild animal inside is pointing, and separating what are external voices within rather than your own desires.

Treat your creation time with respect.

Pretend you are a professional at what you want to do.

Give yourself quality time, as you do at work.

You don't need to overstep any limits, just be fully present in the moment of creation, giving it your full engagement.

In this episode I'll give you some examples of when my creative practice gained a new level, when I could take one writing day per week, but also what it was when I was not working and when I was working full time.