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Change is one of the most important and most misunderstood parts of being human.
We’re taught how to earn degrees, build careers, and achieve goals… but no one teaches us how to change. And when life forces change upon us, whether through health challenges, loss of freedom, burnout, or simply outgrowing who we used to be, we’re often left overwhelmed and unsure where to begin.
In this episode, Evie and Emily explore why change feels so hard (even when we want it) and introduce a simple but powerful framework to help you build an internal foundation for lasting evolution.
This isn’t about quick fixes or surface-level habits.
Episode Highlights:
Quick Win:
Start with Commitment.
Ask yourself:
Then choose one small, simple creative act you can commit to daily — something realistic enough to do even on your hardest days.
Small and consistent beats intense and unsustainable.
For additional info, check out our show notes page:
Episode 58: Ingredients for Change
Ready for More:
Get your free assessment:
The Clarity Compass - find out what’s blocking your clarity and take steps to move past it!
Check out our free guides:
Re-discover Your Creative Self - to explore your creative side
Fuel Your Focus - to take care of your brain health
And if you’re ready to take the next step:
5 Steps to Creative Clarity - a self-guided audio course to help you reconnect with creativity and take aligned action again
Connect with The Everyday Creative Collective
Sign up for our newsletter: Creative Connections
Send us an email: [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram: @theeverydaycreativecollective
Check us out on Pinterest
Have a creative week!
Episode Credits:
We are your hosts, Emily and Evie Soape, sisters and friends in the midst of figuring out how to live our best lives. Emily Soape produces the show.
Music:
Theme Music:
“Living Life” by Scott Holmes Music. Available for use under the CC BY 3.0 license at Free Music Archive.
Break Background Music:
"Alive In It" by Ketsa. Available for use under the CC BY 3.0 license at Free Music Archive
By Evie and Emily SoapeChange is one of the most important and most misunderstood parts of being human.
We’re taught how to earn degrees, build careers, and achieve goals… but no one teaches us how to change. And when life forces change upon us, whether through health challenges, loss of freedom, burnout, or simply outgrowing who we used to be, we’re often left overwhelmed and unsure where to begin.
In this episode, Evie and Emily explore why change feels so hard (even when we want it) and introduce a simple but powerful framework to help you build an internal foundation for lasting evolution.
This isn’t about quick fixes or surface-level habits.
Episode Highlights:
Quick Win:
Start with Commitment.
Ask yourself:
Then choose one small, simple creative act you can commit to daily — something realistic enough to do even on your hardest days.
Small and consistent beats intense and unsustainable.
For additional info, check out our show notes page:
Episode 58: Ingredients for Change
Ready for More:
Get your free assessment:
The Clarity Compass - find out what’s blocking your clarity and take steps to move past it!
Check out our free guides:
Re-discover Your Creative Self - to explore your creative side
Fuel Your Focus - to take care of your brain health
And if you’re ready to take the next step:
5 Steps to Creative Clarity - a self-guided audio course to help you reconnect with creativity and take aligned action again
Connect with The Everyday Creative Collective
Sign up for our newsletter: Creative Connections
Send us an email: [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram: @theeverydaycreativecollective
Check us out on Pinterest
Have a creative week!
Episode Credits:
We are your hosts, Emily and Evie Soape, sisters and friends in the midst of figuring out how to live our best lives. Emily Soape produces the show.
Music:
Theme Music:
“Living Life” by Scott Holmes Music. Available for use under the CC BY 3.0 license at Free Music Archive.
Break Background Music:
"Alive In It" by Ketsa. Available for use under the CC BY 3.0 license at Free Music Archive