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My question is this: I make art. I can see that in part, this is driven by a desire to impress and make myself feel ok. I started doing this after a particularly bad break up and it has become a large part of my identity, proving to myself that I am worthwhile and have something to say. At times it feels like I'm torturing myself, trying too hard, and not being able to achieve the things I want to. At other times my art feels really free and joyful. At these times it seems to be coming from somewhere outside of me. For some reason I value the art I find difficult to master more highly than the stuff that comes very naturally to me. How can this learning help me to create more consistently from a place of freedom rather than striving and lack? Should we keep trying to do things that are so hard they make us feel awful?!

How to release the iron grip of old conditioning?

I've done a couple of online courses with you. Although they resonate with me, i still feel very stuck. I know that fixing isn't the solution. Because i've tried a lot of fixing. So i have (and really want) to take the healing road. Problem is that i don't understand this process. It feels like i have to do something to heal, but i don't know what. 

Exploring how 'being right' is an addiction of separation that obscures the love, presence and potential for change that we really are.  

Exploring personality - introversion and extroversion 

For details of the September on-line course click here https://claredimond.com/current-live-program/