Want to know how to find your passion? Here's the truth, along with 4 lies. (The answer to finding your passion may be different from what you think!)Play Episode

What does it mean to be an artist? Here's what it means to me.

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If you've been wondering whether you're a real artist, because you can't honestly say, "I can't NOT make my art," or "I can't NOT write," or "I can't NOT do my creative thing," then this one is for you!Play Episode

One of the biggest reasons that I hear for why creative play doesn't have a bigger place in people's lives can be boiled down to three words:

"What's the point?"

This episode is my answer.Play Episode

A listener asks, "How do you keep enthusiasm to finish a project, when you're home with interrupting kids all day?" and I reply.(In spite of my gremlins!)

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The only real difference between artists and everyone else or, more specifically, between those who self-identify as artists, musicians, writers, etc., and everyone else is one simple thing.

And it's not talent. It has nothing to do with talent.

And it's not whether or not you get paid for what you do.

Listen (or read) to find out what it is!Play Episode

Last week, in Part 1 of this two-part series, I shared four excuses that get in the way of releasing clutter. As I said: There are deep-rooted emotions tied to our stuff, and unless and until we deal with the emotions, there s no way we can get rid of the stuff!

So today I share Part 2 four more reasons we hold onto clutter and their antidotes.Play Episode

What gets in the way of releasing clutter? A lot, it turns out! (Shouldn't be surprising, I guess, since so many people have clutter problems. Me included!)

Today I'm sharing Part 1 of a two-part series on the seemingly sensible reasons why we hold onto clutter, and how to get past them, so you can let go of stuff that isn't serving you.

In Part 1, I look at four common excuses for keeping our crap, and how to reframe them to help you let go.Play Episode

Doodles, the 2 phases of the creative process, and the power of the Creative Sandbox all combine to reveal the antidote to boredom, and my secret weapon against gremlins. Play Episode

Sometimes the things that sabotage us the most are the most invisible to us. If you suffer from resistance, stalling, stuckness, and plain old procrastination when it comes to your creative thing, you need to listen to this episode!Play Episode