The Daily Writer

On this episode, I answer a question sent in by Francis:

Thank you so much for your mails, they're really inspiring. Basically, I'm having difficulties in choosing a career or starting one. I'm still finding it difficult to understand my interest, many career entices me. I love being independent in every aspect of my life so working for someone or choosing a job is not my kinda thing. Recently, i have been broody, with questions of personal career choice and what I want to become for my life and future. I'm a graduate with a degree in accounting but I don't feel I really belong in this area of life. Please, I need your advice.

To read the full show notes, visit http://kentsanders.net/118.

On this episode, I answer a question sent in by Brian Mays:

Priority is a challenge for me. I am creative in my day job, but I'd love to shift what I'm doing as a professional creative to something a bit more niche. It's tough finding time to roll with that and do the "regular things" as a professional day in and day out. I can't remember doing much portrait drawing in the past year, and I miss it. It just never feels as important.

To read the full show notes, visit http://kentsanders.net/117.

On this episode, I answer a question sent in by Craig Harmann:

How do I build (or rebuild) habits that keep me consistent in being creative?

To read the full show notes, visit http://kentsanders.net/116.

On this episode, I answer a question sent in by Catherine Hackman:

Do you have any tips for marketing or how to build a platform?

To read the full show notes, visit http://kentsanders.net/115.

On this episode, I answer a question sent in by Mark Revisky: 

What is the balance between work, leisure, and creative endeavors? Many times my creative work is separate from those two areas.

To read the full show notes, visit http://kentsanders.net/114.

On this episode, I answer a question sent in by Jessica Ghigliotti:

How do you decide which project to work on next? I have running documents for capturing notes and ideas for a few different books I could write. But nothing is going to happen unless I can pick ONE idea to focus on. How do you choose?

To read the full show notes, visit http://kentsanders.net/113.

On this episode, I answer a question sent in by Jacqueline: 

Someone has given me unsolicited criticism about a video I put on Facebook. They had some good suggestions but I didn’t ask for their feedback. How do I deal with this situation?

To read the full show notes, visit http://kentsanders.net/112.

On this episode, I answer a question sent in by Michael Rogers:

What about juggling the act of creating with the business of creating. How do I live in that tension where I don't get so focused on one that I ignore the other?

To read the full show notes, visit http://kentsanders.net/111.

On today’s episode, I answer a question sent in by Erica Stevens:

Does your creativity have to be in ministry or faith related form? Does anyone feel guilty for using their creative gifts in non-church/ministry related situations, and therefore stop being creative or abandon new projects?

To read the full show notes, visit http://kentsanders.net/110.

On this episode, I answer a question sent in by Mark Revisky:

How do we incorporate creativity into a habit, as in, how often should I make it a habit: daily, twice a week, etc. How much time should I give to it each time I work at my creativity?

To read the full show notes, visit http://kentsanders.net/109.