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I don’t know about you but I definitely remember seeing comments on my report cards that read, “spends too much time daydreaming”. But is daydreaming really a bad thing? And how does daydreaming relate to creativity?
We talk about this and more in this episode with Paula Intravaia from The Cloud Club Collective.
Connect with Paula
www.mycloudclub.org
www.instagram.com/cloud_club_collective
In this episode with Jess at Raisingslow we talk about making the choice to slow down and the impact it can have on us, our kids and our creativity. Jess shares with us how she was forced to reevaluate her pace of life and how minimizing the mental and physical clutter has helped them to live a fuller and more creative life.
Connect and get some free resources from Jess at raisingslow.com
Follow Jess on instagram @raisingslow
Made to Create welcomes back Laura Haver to talk about her journey as a writer and aspiring author. We talk about how comparison can be the "thief" of our creativity. Laura is also the founder of Author Moms, a group dedicated to providing space for moms to develop their writing skills, share ideas, and work towards authorship.
Follow Laura on Instagram @lauramhaver
Find out more about Author Moms @authormoms
Reach out to Laura for coaching and free goodies at laurahaver.com
Find out more about Made to Create live workshops on Instagram @iammadetocreate
Hello Creators! I just wrapped up 30 Days of Creativity, where I committed to sharing something creative that I did, observed, or was inspired by every day for a month. In this episode my husband, Cody and I talk about the surprising lessons we both learned along the way. We also dove into what's been going on with our creative journeys since our last season.
See all my posts from my 30 Days of Creativity on Instagram @iammadetocreate
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Hello Creators! We're back with conversations about creativity and debunking the myth that creativity looks like one specific thing... Creativity can look like 1000 different things and everyone is creative in some way! As we get back into the swing, I'd love to just let you know what's been going on in our lives and give you a teaser about what's coming. Thanks for being here!
To stay up to date, follow me on Instagram @iammadetocreate
In this episode I sit down with Lindsay Lederman to find out more about an area of creativity I have always been fascinated by, Art Therapy. Lindsay is the Clinical Director of The Art Therapy Project in New York. We talk about Lindsay's path to finding her passion as an Art Therapist, what happens inside the walls of an art therapy session, and how covid has both created challenges and opportunities for Lindsay and other therapists. Check out this episode to hear all the amazing ways that Lindsay and the team at The Art Therapy Project are using creativity to do amazing things in the lives of others all over the country.
You can find Lindsay's work on instagram @thearttherapyproject
or visit their website at thearttherapyproject.org
Hair stylist, singer, motivational speaker, mom, and non-profit leader! Lindsey has led such a full and creative life. The twists and turns of her story have allowed her to bring exactly who she is to the world. All by saying "well, let's see what happens..." and "give more than you take". Through her non-profit What You Deserve, Lindsey is using her creative spark to help moms in need and ultimately empower and encourage women to know and find their intrinsic value. I was definitely inspired by her story and I know you will be too!
Find Lindsey on Instagram @lindseykinghair
Check out her non-profit at whatyoudeserve.org and on instagram @whatyoudeservesd
Sometimes chasing creativity is as simple as making it fun and setting some attainable habits. In this episode Laura Haver and I sit on on my patio to talk about creativity, writing, being a mom and how to have fun with all of it. Laura is an author and coach helping busy & overwhelmed parents have fun & connect w/their kids through play, coaching & communication. I was so encouraged as a parent, creative, and just as a human being in this conversation with Laura. I know you will be too!
You can find Laura on Instagram @chasinghavers
To be coached by Laura or learn more, visit her website: chasinghavers.com
It was so great talking with my new friend (and new favorite IG follow), April Dillow. We talk about creativity that was born out of hard times. Which I think is appropriate for our current 2020 woes. Let's talk about how to be creative during difficult seasons!
Follow April on Instagram @thestampedlily
You are going to love this awesome interview with Interior Designer and Owner of Serendipity Design, Pam Martin Johnston. We discuss her journey to interior design (spoiler alert, it was also somewhat serendipitous), the difference between interior designers and interior stylists and how creativity shows up in the aesthetics as well as functionality of interior design. Pam has such a passion for serving and loving others and I loved hearing how she is able to bring that into every space she designs. You are going to fall in love!...and who knows, maybe you'll decide you need a little remodeling done too : )
Find Pam on the internets!
Website: serendipitydesign.co
Instagram: @serendipitydesign.co
Facebook: @SerendipityDesigner
Email: [email protected]
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