Living a creative life

Knowing what you want in your creative work and life can be a whole process in itself. Whether it's how you want a new project to look, what you want to create, or a change you want to make in your creative life - it takes some figuring out. In this video, I give you three tips for when you're find

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My creative work is a source of joy, calm and fulfillment in my life. As I build a creative business, I don’t ever want to lose that. I don’t want to fall trap to the idea that business has to be fast and hustly, or that a job needs to be hard and stressful. Instead, I’m choosing a different way, o

Are you living the creative life you want? Creative living is much in demand and the benefits are clear. Here are some simple tips for a creative life

It started as a daydream of a different kind of life. A life where I wasn’t trapped at a desk all day, where I had the space to pursue my creative projects wholeheartedly. A slower life with my own gentle rhythm. Over the last five years or so, I’ve turned that daydream into reality. Pursuing a slo

Join me on a 30 day "how to break out of a creative rut" challenge. Creative dry spells are awful, some are short and some are (hopefully not in your case) a long one. Use these 30 tips to break free of your creative block!

If you don't feel creative, this simple guide to creativity will help you get into a creative spirit. Creativity is for everyone, you and me, and all of us are creative.

It’s almost a year since I went full-time with my creative business. It’s been a big year, beautiful, challenging, life-changing. With the decision to pursue self-employed life, so much changed and at some point during the first year, my vision started to feel a little outdated. I could sense my inner creative direction developing, shifting, morphing.