AIf you're not doing what you want to do because you think you're not ready or don't have what you need, might I very gently and lovingly suggest that you're wrong? Sign up for my monthly Creative Check-In call here. Feeling stuck in your creative process? Or wondering how to start having a creative process… Continue reading Creative Pep Talk #36: Start Where You Are
Colin Spaull My guest this week is actor Colin Spaull, who began acting as a child and is still going strong. His early appearances include the role of Pip in Great Expectations and Peter in Heidi, and since then he’s been in everything from Coronation Street to Doctor Who. Colin talks with me about acting… Continue reading Colin Who? with Colin Spaull
What can you do in five minutes? A LOT more than you think. Don't believe me? Let me explain--and then give it a try yourself! Sign up for my monthly Creative Check-In call here. Feeling stuck in your creative process? Or wondering how to start having a creative process at all? Check out my super-affordable… Continue reading Creative Pep Talk #35: Five Minutes
Kevin Roth Kevin Roth began to play the dulcimer in 1972 at the old age of thirteen, and at sixteen recorded his first album for Folkways / Smithsonian Folkways Records, which immediately launched him into international fame. More recently, a cancer diagnosis he was not expected to survive caused him to reevaluate his life and… Continue reading Meaning and Abundance with Kevin Roth
Are you the last item on your own list? If so, you're not alone—we all fall into this trap. Did you know it could be tamping down your joy and your creative process? Listen for the simple solution! Sign up for my monthly Creative Check-In call here. Feeling stuck in your creative process? Or wondering… Continue reading Creative Pep Talk #34: Stop Ignoring Yourself
Dieter Randolph Dieter Randolph started his career in the “family business” of ministry. He’s since left that field, and has taken on a wide variety of jobs, from car sales to working for Google. These days, he’s a writer, speaker, coach, teacher, and podcaster. Along the way, he’s refined his ideas of what it means… Continue reading Meaingfullfilled with Dieter Randolph
Following up from last time: how my nephew's piano recital went, and what we can all learn from how he handled the unexpected. Sign up for my monthly Creative Check-In call here. Feeling stuck in your creative process? Or wondering how to start having a creative process at all? Check out my super-affordable Creative Tune-Up,… Continue reading Creative Pep Talk #33: Laugh
Desiree Adaway Desiree Adaway, founder and principal of the Adaway Group, is one of the nation’s preeminent diversity, equity, and inclusion consultant-facilitators with over 25 years of experience creating, leading, and managing international multicultural teams in 40 countries through major organizational change. She also leads the annual Whiteness at Work program, which I took in… Continue reading Creativity and Liberation with Desiree Adaway
What I learned from helping my 9-year-old nephew learn "Hey Jude" for his piano recital—both from the process of working with him, and from the song itself. Sign up for my monthly Creative Check-In call here. Feeling stuck in your creative process? Or wondering how to start having a creative process at all? Check out… Continue reading Creative Pep Talk #32: “Hey Jude”
John Noltner My guest today is John Noltner, a writer and photographer whose project, A Peace of My Mind, has produced three books, the latest of which is Portraits of Peace: Searching for Hope in a Divided America. John’s freelance photography career took him all over the world for a variety of national magazines, but… Continue reading Portraits of Peace with John Noltner
