Your Creative Mind

Your Creative Mind

By Izolda TrakhtenbergBusinessEntrepreneurshipArtsPerforming Arts
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Your Creative Mind episodes

  • If not this door, another door
    What will it take for you to follow your dreams? What obstacles do you need to overcome? And if you're walking your right path, what do you need to to make sure the obstacles aren't there to begin with?
    7 min
  • Erasing a Line You've Already Drawn. Can you? Should you?
    When we make art we have to be patient. And yet we have to commit to what we're doing. What do you need to do commit to what you want to do without going past the point of no return? This episode will get you thinking and will also give you critical techniques on how to commit and accept the commitment.
    7 min
  • What You Need To Do To Actually Start
    Today's episode is a call-back to the New Year. Did you make a resolution? And if you did, what did you do to begin? If you didn't, listen to this episode for the tips you need to actually start. So, how do you begin? If you want to write a novel, what exactly are the steps to getting started? There are steps to get you going. Listen to find out how.
    7 min
  • Use Your Creativity to Heal Yourself and Others
    Today's episode comes with a warning. If you are triggered about stories of crime, please go to another episode. If you're able, this episode will show you just how your creativity can heal yourself and others.
    It's about the power of singing and sharing yourself through your voice.
    7 min
  • An Interview with Executive Coach, Meg Rentschler
    Today's guest, Meg Rentschler, is a professional certified coach who helps executives and leaders function in a way that promotes the health and well being of themselves, their teams and their companies. She works with groups to increase productive communication and strengthen relationships.
    You will get a ton of incredible information on how to sustain a team, build leadership skills, and even crisis intervention. 
    Meg is eloquent, knowledgeable, and excited to share her wisdom.
    You can find her at:
    STaR Coach Show https://www.starcoachshow.com/
    A Focus on Results Coaching http://www.afocusonresults.com/
    Twitter @STaRCoachShow
    Facebook @STaRCoachShow and @afocusonresults
    LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/megrentschler
    1 hr 2 min
  • To Keep Your Creative Resolutions, Do This
    We're a few months after the beginning of the New Year. Many of us made resolutions to be more creative. We decided to learn an instrument or write that novel. But have we? If you need some help on starting, listen to today's show for tips on how to do just that.
    6 min
  • How to Use Your "Sensitivity" to Create Better Art
    Have you been told you're too sensitive? Was it said with kindness? Or were you told to "buck up and deal?" If you're artistic or creative, you might have heard that phrase more than once? 
    And what does it mean to be a sensitive person? More importantly, if you are one, is it a benefit or a disadvantage? 
    In today's episode, learn how to use your increased sensitivity to create better art and to live a better life.
    7 min
  • Tips You Need to Know to Be on a Podcast or Radio Show
    Are you terrified at the thought of putting your voice on a recording? Does facing a microphone fill you with dread?
    Has someone asked you to speak about a topic and you're afraid the Earth will open up and swallow you whole?
    If you want to ace your next podcast or another audio interview, this episode will do the trick. 
     
    Here are the two links I mentioned in the episode.
    1. Warmup
    2. Proper Breathing Deep Dive
    16 min

About Your Creative Mind

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Behind every book, play, and song is a person juggling self-doubt, deadlines, and the drive to create. On Your Creative Mind, Izolda Trakhtenberg talks with writers, artists, musicians, and creative professionals about how they create and how they manage the stress and anxiety that often come with creating. Izolda and her guests explore the unexplained mechanisms and personal experiences that shape creative artists, writers, and others.