The
Creative Spotlight
Why Finished Beats Flawless
There are two ways we can use perfection. Let's find out which one you’re using - because one of them can propel your creative journey forward beautifully, and the other one will hold you back.
Why Your BIG Creative Dream Isn't Moving... Yet
Sometimes the creative vision feels bigger than you. That bigness can sometimes make us stop before we even get started. If we are not willing to look at the small steps along the way, we will never reach the big finish.
Stop Believing You're Unsupported
I love the idea that we assemble more than we create. The pieces of your creation are already out there. They're already in existence. Can you bring them together in your own unique way?
Is Your Creative Process Holding You Back?
I am working on a universal creative production guide for artists of every medium to improve their creative process. Are you interested?
You Don’t Need More Time To Create More
Put a smaller timeline on things and you can accomplish more. I guarantee you, we did not suffer a lack of quality when we produced a show on a shorter timeline. It was every bit as quality work, every bit as beautiful and wonderful.
Does Monetization Damage Your Art?
If you do want to monetize your work and you're feeling these blocks, you can remove at least those two blocks right away and get started on making your creative passion your career.
How To Find Your Creative Voice
The lesson as it should be: don't try to create your voice. You just need to create more work.
Building an audience for your creative work
I tried so hard. I had so much beautiful stuff to share, and it just sank. I’m so grateful for that failure.
Creatives, let’s unite and bring our visions to fruition!
I'm going to tell you a little bit about my background and my story. I'm also going to make sure that you know this content was created for you. Hint: I'm creating this blog for creatives of any medium across the board.
Your creative work doesn’t matter… or does it?
I put this beautiful mantra on my mirror: my work matters. And most days I thought, "No, it doesn't."