Decoding the Flow

Summary

What does it take to reinvent yourself creatively, more than once?

In this episode of Decoding the Flow, I sit down with Southern California artist Bea Salazar to explore the courage it takes to follow your creative evolution. From studying architecture and working in construction and real estate to becoming a full-time artist, Bea shares how every chapter of her life has shaped the work she creates today.

We talk about building a sustainable art career without losing authenticity, the balance between structure and intuition, and why creativity often asks us to let go before we know what's coming next.

Bea also takes us behind the scenes of her artistic process, from pages of sketches to textured wall sculptures, her transition from concrete to lightweight sculptural materials, and her exciting new body of floral work. Along the way, we explore flow states, overcoming creative resistance, and the mindset required to keep evolving as both an artist and a human being.

Whether you're an artist, entrepreneur, or simply navigating your own next chapter, this conversation is a reminder that creativity isn't about having all the answers, it's about trusting yourself enough to keep creating.

• Bea's journey from architecture to becoming a full-time artist
• Building a creative business while staying authentic
• Working with art advisors and large commercial commissions
• Why sketching remains the foundation of her creative process
• Transitioning from concrete sculptures to lightweight mixed-media works
• Embracing a new artistic direction with floral-inspired pieces
• Finding flow through presence and intuition
• Reframing creative resistance as part of the process
• Practical advice for artists building a sustainable career

About Bea Salazar

Bea Salazar is a contemporary artist whose work blends architectural influence with organic forms and rich textures. After years working in architecture, construction, and real estate, she transitioned into a full-time art career, creating large-scale commissions for hotels, commercial spaces, and private collectors. Her work explores the intersection of structure, intuition, and nature through layered surfaces, sculptural forms, and an evolving visual language.

Connect with Bea

Website: https://beatrizsalazar.com

Instagram: https://instagram.com/bea_salazar_art

About the Host

I'm Drica Lobo, artist, author, and host of Decoding the Flow, where we explore creative consciousness, flow states, and the invisible forces that shape our lives. Through conversations with artists, entrepreneurs, scientists, and thought leaders, we uncover how creativity transforms not only what we make, but who we become.

Instagram: @dricaloboart ~ @decodingtheflow

00:00 Welcome to Decoding the Flow 01:16 Growing Up Creative and Choosing Architecture 06:42 Leaving a Stable Career to Become an Artist 13:18 Building a Sustainable Art Business 21:04 Working with Art Advisors and Commercial Projects 29:11 Sketching, Texture, and Three-Dimensional Art 36:48 Balancing Planning with Intuition 43:20 Reinvention, Floral Work, and Final Reflections

What if the greatest masterpiece you'll ever create isn't a painting, a business, or a book... but your own life?

In this solo episode of Decoding the Flow, artist, author, and host Drica Lobo explores the philosophy of Creative Consciousness ~ the idea that creativity is far more than artistic expression. It's the way we shape our identity, relationships, choices, and ultimately the person we're becoming.

Inspired by a simple question ~ "Are you an artist or a writer?" ~ Drica shares the realization that transformed how she sees her work: painting, writing, speaking, podcasting, and teaching are not separate careers, but different expressions of the same life's work.

Through personal reflections, practical insights, and an exercise you can apply immediately, you'll discover how to step back and observe your life with the same curiosity an artist gives to a painting.

Because perhaps the greatest masterpiece you'll ever create isn't something you leave behind.

It's the person you become while creating it.

• Why your life is your greatest creative project
• The difference between creating unconsciously and living with Creative Consciousness
• Why creativity is a process of self-discovery, not just self-expression
• How to stop separating your passions and recognize your life's work
• A simple practice to help you see your life through the eyes of an artist

Drica Lobo is an artist, author, speaker, and host of Decoding the Flow. Through her work, she explores Creative Consciousness ~ the intersection of creativity, psychology, flow, and human potential. Her mission is to help people move beyond simply making art and begin creating a more intentional, authentic, and meaningful life.

Book recommendation: Thw Man who Tapped the Secrets of the Universe, by Glenn Clark

Get in touch:

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Instagram: @dricaloboart ~ @decodingtheflow

00:00 – Introduction: Are you an artist or a writer? 01:45 – One life's work, many creative expressions 04:15 – Your life is your greatest creative project 07:30 – Creativity as self-discovery, not self-expression 8:20 – Why we separate our passions 10:10 – Living through Creative Consciousness 12:30 – A simple practice: Observe your life like an artist 13:15 – The greatest masterpiece you'll ever create 15:00 – Closing thoughts & Decoding the Flow second edition

Summary

What happens when creativity becomes the driving force behind a mission to change the world?

In this episode of Decoding the Flow, host Drica Lobo sits down with Dr. Joel Gould—dentist, educator, musician, filmmaker, and longtime art collector—to explore how creative consciousness can transform an idea into an entirely new paradigm.

Driven by decades of curiosity and a personal journey through chronic illness, Joel isn't simply creating educational content—he's building a movement. By combining science, music, storytelling, animation, and popular culture, he's reimagining how we teach health, making complex concepts like mitochondria, nutrition, and epigenetics engaging, memorable, and accessible for all ages.

Together, Drica and Joel discuss what it means to follow a vision that others may not yet understand, the role of curiosity in innovation, and how seemingly unrelated passions can come together to serve one greater purpose. They also explore their creative collaborations inspired by the microscopic world inside our cells, revealing how art and science often speak different languages while pointing toward the same truth.

Whether you're an artist, entrepreneur, educator, or visionary, this conversation is an invitation to think bigger—to see creativity not as self-expression alone, but as the force capable of building entirely new ways of seeing, learning, and living.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Joel's journey from dentistry to science education and health advocacy

• How a personal health transformation shaped his life's mission

• Why storytelling, music, and cartoons make learning unforgettable

• The connection between creativity, curiosity, and innovation

• The surprising overlap between art and science

• Using AI to recognize patterns across creative projects

• Morning routines, flow states, and building meaningful work

• Advice for multi-passionate creators

Chapters

00:00 Introduction 00:28 Meet Dr. Joel Gould: Science, Creativity & Health 01:58 Where Curiosity Begins 02:41 How a Health Crisis Became a Life Mission 04:05 Epigenetics, Environment & Human Potential 05:57 Making Complex Science Simple 06:52 Why Art Helps Us Understand Science 08:47 Creating Music, Cartoons & Characters That Teach 12:17 Building a Health & Wellness Multimedia Universe 15:38 Thinking Big: A Vision for Global Impact 16:51 Navigating Multiple Passions 17:21 Using AI to Connect Creative Ideas 19:44 Curiosity as a Superpower 22:45 Advice for Multi-Passionate Creators 25:52 Morning Habits for Creativity & Health 27:35 What Flow Feels Like 29:56 Recognizing Creative Inspiration 37:31 The Future of Science, Education & Creativity 45:49 Where to Find Dr. Joel Gold

Dr. Joel Gould is a dentist, educator, musician, filmmaker, and creative entrepreneur dedicated to transforming the way people learn about health. Inspired by his own journey overcoming chronic illness, he has developed a multidisciplinary approach that blends science, storytelling, music, animation, and popular culture to make complex health concepts engaging and memorable.

Through his growing multimedia universe—including educational characters, original music, and creative content centered around topics such as nutrition, mitochondria, and human biology—Joel is building a new paradigm for health education that empowers children and adults alike to better understand and care for their bodies.

🌐 Website: https://drjoelgould.com

📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/modern_hunter_gatherers/

Drica Lobo is an artist, author, muralist, and host of Decoding the Flow, a podcast exploring the intersection of creativity, consciousness, and human potential. Through conversations with artists, entrepreneurs, scientists, and thought leaders, she investigates how creativity becomes a catalyst for innovation, transformation, and meaningful living.

Known for her vibrant paintings inspired by nature and the unseen patterns that connect us, Drica believes creativity is more than artistic expression—it's a way of consciously shaping our lives and the world around us. Whether through her art, writing, or podcast, her mission is to help others unlock their creative potential and live from creation rather than reaction.

Website: https://www.dricalobo.com

Instagram: @dricaloboart ~ @decodingtheflow

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dricaloboart

We live in a world that celebrates constant movement, productivity, and hustle. But what if the breakthrough you've been searching for isn't waiting on the other side of working harder—it's waiting on the other side of slowing down?

In this solo episode of Decoding the Flow, host Drica Lobo explores why our greatest creative insights rarely arrive when we're rushing from one task to the next. Drawing from personal experiences, neuroscience, and the principles of Creative Consciousness, she explains the difference between living in survival mode and creating from a regulated, intentional state.

Through practical reflections and simple exercises, you'll learn how slowing down isn't giving up on your goals—it's creating the mental and emotional space necessary for clarity, innovation, and authentic creative flow.

If you've been feeling overwhelmed, or constantly busy without making meaningful progress, this conversation is an invitation to pause, reconnect with yourself, and discover why stillness may be your greatest creative advantage.

• Why busyness is often mistaken for progress

• The difference between survival mode and creation mode

• How an overloaded nervous system blocks creativity

• Why spaciousness and contemplation fuel breakthroughs

• Reflection exercises to cultivate more presence and creative flow

Your next breakthrough may not require you to work harder. It may simply require you to slow down long enough to hear what your mind—and your creativity—have been trying to tell you all along.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Survival and Creation Modes

03:26 The Importance of Slowing Down

07:22 Understanding Survival Mode

11:38 The Breakthroughs from Clarity and Calm

16:41 Creating Space for Contemplation

17:00 Lessons from Nature and Presence

18:00 Reflection and Self-Discovery

Connect with Drica Lobo

Website: https://www.dricalobo.com

Instagram: @dricaloboart ~ @decodingtheflow

Subscribe for new episodes every Wednesday as we continue exploring creativity, consciousness, and the inner work that transforms how we create—and how we live.

EPISODE DESCRIPTION

What if the key to transforming your life isn't working harder, but strengthening your spirit?

Eric Bigger is a motivational speaker, author, personal development coach, former personal trainer. Many people first met Eric during Season 13 of The Bachelorette, where his authenticity and optimism made him a fan favorite. Since then, he has dedicated his life to personal transformation, becoming known for his message, "It's Miracle Season," and for developing the concept of Spiritual Fitness.

In this episode of Decoding the Flow, Eric joins host Drica Lobo for a powerful conversation about consciousness, manifestation, personal growth, and what it truly means to align mind, body, and spirit.

Eric shares his journey from public visibility and reality TV fame to a deeper path of self-discovery and service. Together, they explore how our beliefs shape our reality, why fear often blocks our growth, and how daily spiritual practices can help us move from reacting to life toward consciously creating it.

They also discuss manifestation as the art of creating your life story, the importance of radical acceptance, and how strengthening your spiritual foundation can help you navigate uncertainty, self-doubt, and personal reinvention.

Whether you're seeking greater purpose, navigating a season of transformation, or looking to live with more intention, this conversation offers practical tools and inspiring insights for creating a life aligned with your highest potential.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• What Spiritual Fitness really means and why it matters • How manifestation begins with the stories we tell ourselves • The connection between awareness, trust, and personal growth • Why radical acceptance is essential for transformation • Daily practices that strengthen your spiritual foundation • How visibility challenges authenticity and self-worth • The role of fear, self-doubt, and shadow work in personal evolution • Why creating your life is more powerful than reacting to it

About Eric Bigger

Eric Bigger is a speaker, coach, author, and the creator of Spiritual Fitness, a framework designed to help individuals strengthen their inner world through awareness, mindset, movement, faith, and intentional living. His work empowers people to align with their highest potential and consciously create meaningful lives.

Connect with Eric:

Instagram: @ericbigger Website: ericbigger.com

About the Host

Drica Lobo is a Brazilian-born artist, author, speaker, and host of Decoding the Flow. Through her work in art, storytelling, and Creative Consciousness, she helps individuals unlock their creative potential, deepen self-awareness, and live from creation rather than reaction. Her mission is to inspire people to trust their intuition, expand their imagination, and create a life aligned with who they truly are.

Instagram: @dricaloboart | @decodingtheflow Website: dricalobo.com

Favorite Quotes from This Episode:

"Spirituality is awareness plus trust."

"Radical acceptance of what is."

"Create life, not react to life."

CHAPTERS

00:00 Introduction to Spiritual Fitness

05:36 The Journey of Transformation

09:45 Understanding Spiritual Fitness

14:26 The Impact of Authenticity and Visibility

19:31 Navigating Fear and Self-Doubt

23:58 Manifestation and Storytelling

28:16 Daily Practices for Spiritual Fitness

33:07 Conclusion and Call to Action

37:12 Embracing Your Creative Power

Summary Episode 38

Creativity isn't just about making art—it's one of the most powerful tools we have for healing, self-discovery, and emotional well-being.

In this inspiring conversation, Drica Lobo sits down with artist, art therapist, and educator Leah Guzman to explore how creativity can help us better understand ourselves, process emotions, and reconnect with our authentic voice.

Leah shares her journey from artist to art therapist and explains how creative expression can become a pathway to healing, growth, and transformation. Together, they discuss overcoming creative blocks, navigating perfectionism, accessing flow states, and why creativity belongs to everyone—not just artists.

Whether you're an artist, entrepreneur, or simply someone looking to reconnect with yourself, this conversation offers practical tools and powerful insights for living a more creative and authentic life.

IN THIS EPISODE

• Leah's journey from artist to art therapist

• How creativity supports emotional healing and self-discovery

• Understanding the role of art therapy

• Processing emotions and trauma through creative expression

• Overcoming perfectionism and creative blocks

• Finding your authentic artistic voice

• The connection between creativity, flow, and well-being

• Why play and experimentation are essential for creativity

• Building supportive creative communities

• Practical ways to reconnect with your creativity

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Creativity is a powerful tool for healing and personal growth.

• Creative blocks often stem from fear, perfectionism, or emotional resistance.

• Authenticity develops when we trust our own creative voice.

• Flow states emerge through practice, presence, and self-acceptance.

• Art can help us access emotions and insights beyond words.

• Creative expression supports emotional well-being for everyone, not just artists.

RESOURCES

Book Mentioned The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron

CHAPTERS

00:00 Introduction to Creativity and Healing

02:44 Leah's Journey from Artist to Art Therapist

07:18 Creativity as a Tool for Emotional Healing

13:41 Understanding Art Therapy

19:22 Overcoming Creative Blocks and Perfectionism

24:37 Finding Authenticity in Creativity

31:06 The Flow State and Creative Well-Being

35:47 Final Thoughts and Resources

ABOUT LEAH GUZMAN

Leah Guzman is an artist, art therapist, educator, and founder of Creative Soul Society and Art Therapy Online. Through her work, she helps individuals use creativity as a tool for healing, self-discovery, and personal transformation. By combining artistic practice, therapeutic techniques, and community support, Leah empowers people to reconnect with themselves through creative expression.

Leah Guzman Studio www.leahguzmanstudio.com

Creative Soul Society Free Trial https://www.leahguzmanstudio.com/free-trial-creative-soul-society-membership

Instagram @leah.guzman.art

ABOUT THE HOST

Drica Lobo is an artist, author, speaker, and host of the Decoding the Flow podcast. Through conversations with artists, entrepreneurs, scientists, and thought leaders, she explores creativity, consciousness, authenticity, and human potential. Her work empowers people to reconnect with their creative power and live with greater confidence, purpose, and flow.

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Instagram @dricaloboart | @decodingtheflow

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SUMMARY

What if authenticity isn't something you find, but something you remember?

In this solo episode, Drica Lobo explores the connection between authenticity, creative flow, and a surprising insight that emerged while relearning the piano after nearly a decade. What began as a lesson in music became a deeper realization about movement, self-expression, and the ways people pleasing, fear, and social conditioning disconnect us from our true nature.

Drica shares practical reflections and exercises to help you reconnect with your authentic self, move beyond external expectations, and rediscover the natural flow that emerges when you stop performing and start expressing.

KEY TOPICS

• Why authenticity is more about remembering than becoming • The surprising lesson piano revealed about movement and flow • How people pleasing disconnects us from our authentic voice • The connection between creative blocks and stagnation • Why movement is essential to creativity and self-expression • Practical questions to help you reconnect with your true self • The relationship between authenticity and creative flow

TAKEAWAYS

• Authenticity is not something you create; it is something you uncover. • People pleasing often blocks authentic self-expression. • Creative blocks are frequently caused by resistance rather than a lack of creativity. • Flow emerges when authenticity and movement work together. • Small acts of authentic expression create momentum and transformation. • Following what feels alive can reconnect you with your true nature.

SOUND BITES

"Flow is authenticity in motion."

"The moment I start performing for someone else, I stop moving naturally."

"What if a creative block is simply life asking to move through you, and you saying no?"

"Maybe authenticity is what remains when you stop resisting your natural movement."

"The paintings that changed me weren't the perfect ones. They were the ones that kept me moving."

CHAPTERS

00:00 Introduction: A Lesson from the Piano 03:12 What Authenticity Really Means 06:25 Why We Learn to Edit Ourselves 09:48 The Hidden Cost of People Pleasing 13:42 Creative Blocks and Stagnation 17:06 Movement as a Path Back to Yourself 20:31 What Ripple Taught Me About Flow 23:15 Flow Is Authenticity in Motion 26:10 Questions to Reconnect with Your True Self 28:40 Final Reflections

ABOUT THE HOST

Drica Lobo is an artist, author, speaker, and host of Decoding the Flow. Through conversations on creative consciousness, authenticity, and peak performance, she helps creators reconnect with their natural creative power and live with greater intention, alignment, and freedom.

Join the Waitlist of Creative Flow Activation HERE!

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Stories are more than something we tell—they shape identity, preserve culture, and help us understand ourselves and one another.

In this episode of Decoding the Flow, Drica Lobo sits down with storyteller, poet, educator, and community ethnographer Sabriaya Shipley for a thoughtful conversation about creativity, vulnerability, community, and the transformative power of storytelling.

Having first met during an artist residency in France, Drica and Sabriaya reflect on the role stories play in shaping our lives, preserving collective wisdom, and creating meaningful human connection. Drawing from her work in community ethnography, poetry, public art, and education, Sabriaya shares how storytelling can become both a creative practice and a path toward healing, self-discovery, and belonging.

Together, they explore creative flow, navigating grief and uncertainty, the importance of daily rituals, and how vulnerability allows us to access deeper levels of truth and expression.

Whether you're an artist, writer, entrepreneur, or simply someone seeking a more authentic relationship with your own voice, this conversation offers powerful insights into living, creating, and connecting with intention.

• The origins of storytelling in childhood • Community ethnography as a creative practice • Why humans have a deep need for stories • The connection between storytelling, identity, and personal power • Vulnerability as a tool for authentic expression • Healing through creativity, poetry, and art • The role of rituals and spiritual practices in creative flow • Trusting uncertainty and surrendering control • Overcoming creative blocks and emotional barriers • The power of community and collective storytelling • Authenticity, performance, and self-discovery • Creating meaningful work that leaves a lasting impact

"Stories prove we're proof that we lived."

"You have to do what you came here to do."

"You are not necessarily always in control."

Website: https://www.sabriayashipley.com/

Instagram: https://instagram.com/ubuntusab

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/somewherebetweengodmammy

Drica Lobo is an artist, author, and host of Decoding the Flow, a podcast exploring creative consciousness, flow states, authenticity, and the creative process. Through conversations with artists, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders, she investigates how creativity can become a pathway to deeper self-awareness, purpose, and transformation.

Website: https://www.dricalobo.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dricaloboart

Join the Wait List Creative Flow Activation: https://dricalobo.myflodesk.com/aj2346lskh

00:00 Introduction and Guest Credibility

01:16 Sabriaya's Early Storytelling Roots

04:15 Multidisciplinary Creativity and Community Ethnography

06:46 Why Humans Need Stories Deeply

09:27 The Significance of Storytelling in Identity and Power

10:47 France Residency and Personal Transformation

12:03 Listening, Vulnerability, and Passing Truths

14:18 Handling Personal Loss and Creative Expression

15:49 Trust, Rituals, and Receiving in Creativity

18:12 Truthfulness and Authenticity in Storytelling

19:08 The Power of Connection and Collective Storytelling

22:32 Flow, Control, and Creative Conduits

24:00 The Significance of Community and Shared Rituals

29:59 Overcoming Creative Blocks and Emotional Barriers

36:28 The Mirror as a Tool for Self-Discovery

39:34 Authenticity and Performance in Creativity

40:10 Current Projects and Future Aspirations & Connecting with Sabriaya and Final Thoughts

Summary

In this episode of Decoding the Flow, Drica Lobo sits down with Brazilian illustrator and creative educator Marina Esmeraldo for a conversation on creativity as a path of healing, self-awareness, and authentic expression.

From leaving Brazil and building a creative life in Barcelona to navigating burnout, motherhood, perfectionism, and artistic evolution, Marina shares how inner work transformed not only her life, but her relationship with creativity itself.

Together, they explore how emotional safety influences creative flow, why play is essential for authenticity, and how reconnecting with yourself often begins by slowing down rather than pushing harder.

If you've been feeling creatively disconnected, overwhelmed, or caught between discipline and intuition, this conversation offers a refreshing perspective on returning to yourself.

In this episode:

• Marina's journey from Brazil to Barcelona and its impact on her creative life • The relationship between emotional safety and creative flow • How inner work practices deepen creativity and self-awareness • Digital versus analog creation and returning to tactile expression • Why play matters more than perfectionism • Burnout, motherhood, and creative identity shifts • Rituals for protecting creative energy • Nervous system regulation and creative resilience • How internal shifts often precede external success • Practical ways to reconnect when creativity feels distant

About our Guest:

Marina Esmeraldo Website Instagram: @marinaesmeraldo YouTube: Marina Esmeraldo

Resources & Links:

To Be Magnetic The Signs by Dr. Tara Swart

About the Host:

Drica Lobo is an artist, author, and host of Decoding the Flow — The Podcast on Creative Consciousness, where creativity meets consciousness, flow, and human potential. Through solo episodes and conversations with artists, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders, she explores how creativity can become a pathway toward deeper self-expression and transformation.

DricaLobo.com

Join The Creative Flow Activation

Instagram: @dricaloboart | @decodingtheflow

Get Her Book Decoding the Flow

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction 02:02 From Architecture to Art 03:32 Astrocartography and Creative Alignment 05:00 Inner Work and Creativity 06:04 Emotional Safety and Flow 07:28 Digital vs Analog Creativity 11:12 Rediscovering Style Through Change 15:23 Why Prolific Creation Matters 16:27 Internal Shifts Before External Success 19:09 Meditation and Inner Work Practices 21:13 Play vs Perfectionism 23:16 Daily Creative Rituals 25:30 Create Before You Consume 29:03 Reconnecting with Creativity 29:54 Nervous System and Creative Flow 35:02 Final Thoughts

Summary

What if creative blocks have very little to do with talent, inspiration, or ideas?

In this solo episode, Drica explores a deeper truth: many of us unconsciously block our own creativity. Somewhere along the way, we learned that it felt safer to be accepted than fully expressed. Over time, fear, perfectionism, judgment, and emotional suppression can quietly disconnect us from our most authentic voice.

Drawing inspiration from David Hawkins' Letting Go, Drica dives into how trapped emotions and the nervous system shape creative expression, why social media can pull us into performance mode, and how reconnecting with authenticity may be the key to returning to flow.

This conversation is part personal reflection, part creative exploration, and an invitation to reconnect with the version of yourself that exists beneath approval, fear, and perfectionism.

In this episode:

• Why creative blocks are often emotional filters rather than a lack of talent • How social media disconnects us from authentic expression • The relationship between fear, trauma, and creativity • Why procrastination and overthinking can become emotional protection • How suppressed emotions create resistance and drain energy • The difference between seeking approval and creating from devotion • Why your uniqueness may be your greatest creative strength • Lessons from 100 days of creative practice and consistency • Introduction to Creative Flow Activation

Chapters

00:00 — Welcome + The real reason behind creative blocks 01:24 — Creativity is more emotional than intellectual 03:23 — Personal reflections after 15+ years of creative practice 06:07 — Becoming performers instead of creators 09:37 — Fear, judgment, and social conditioning 12:52 — Emotional suppression and trapped energy 17:02 — Why creative blocks live in the body 22:38 — Trauma, shame, and authentic expression 27:16 — Nervous system regulation and creative freedom 28:41 — Procrastination and overthinking as protection 33:41 — Your real creative voice exists beneath approval

Resources & Links:

📘 Letting Go — David Hawkins

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About the Host:

Drica Lobo is an artist, author, and host of Decoding the Flow — The Podcast on Creative Consciousness.

Through conversations and reflections exploring creativity, flow states, self-expression, and conscious living, she helps creatives reconnect with their authentic voice and creative power. Her colorful artwork has been collected internationally, and her mission is to inspire a creative revolution where people stop reacting to life and start consciously creating it.