Whoa, here we go again—another video diary! 🎥 I’m starting to feel like I’m in the Big Brother diary room, confessing my creative struggles. No dramas (I’ve had enough of those 😉), just an honest chat about what’s happening in the studio and how I really feel about this whole creative pursuit.
(NB: my screen protector has cracked, which I didn’t see, so excuse the reflection on the camera; I will fix this asap. Always the professional 🤪)
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Here’s a link to the post I discussed in this week’s video. I’ll discuss this further in the coming weeks.
Unlock the wellbeing benefits of everyday creativity
Today, we’ll examine the well-being benefits of creativity and art-making and, for the sceptical among you, the research evidence to support these ideas.
Coming up on Sunday - Creativity & Productivity (Without the Guilt!)
Shaking off my old productivity job isn’t easy, I still have a few things to get out of my system! But one of the perks of that work? Helping people find what actually works when it comes to making time for what matters.
So, I’m pulling back the curtain on productivity, specifically, how it fits into a creative practice when you’re juggling real life. Whether you’re working full-time, raising a family, retired, or already in the thick of the artist’s life, creativity doesn’t happen in a perfect vacuum (despite what the gurus might say). And no, you don’t need a £100 app or a rigid routine to make it happen.
After years of coaching people on focus, flow, and getting things done, I can tell you this: the best ways to carve out creative time are often the simplest.
If you’re tired of feeling like you ‘should’ be doing more, I’ve got some pointers, no fluff, no guilt, just real talk on making creativity work for you.
🎨 See you Sunday!
And until then—have a wonderfully creative rest of your week! ✨
