In this micro-episode recorded at the Panera, I describe funneling. This fantastic and simple technique will increase how much you get done. And it will transform what you focus on into the specific thing you need to do to succeed. As part of the process, you’ll need my free template for the Show Up Journal….
When your tech goes wrong, and you need it for your projects, you need a plan in place to handle it and get back on track. Subscribe to the podcast to get daily tips, techniques, ideas on creativity and the business of creativity.
This weekend I visited my best friend for Easter. It’s one of the last times I’ll see them for a while since we’re moving to New York. While there, I asked my friend’s nine-year-old daughter a question that brought home to me why kindness matters. Me: Sarah, do you want to come to New York…
Today’s encore micro-episode takes you through steps to break through blocks and to keep them from happening to begin with. Subscribe to the podcast to get daily tips, techniques, ideas on creativity and the business of creativity.
Teaching the physicality of negotiation techniques. It’s an overlooked but crucial skill set. Little known fact: if you walk towards someone with your hand extended, they will take it even if they have no other reason to (depending on their culture). We are social creatures. When someone extends themselves to us, we want to reciprocate….
Can artists be both creative and good at business?
In order to free your creative spirit, you need to prep the mundane parts of your life. Flaubert said, “Be regular and orderly in your life so you may be wild and original in your work.” Listen to this micro-episode for tips on how to do just that.
If you’re like me, tax season makes you want to tear your hair out. I know many creative entrepreneurs who go bonkers trying to sort everything and be ready to do taxes on time and correctly. Every year, I promise to do better about sorting and preparing everything to do my taxes, and every year…
What defines an expert? At what point do we think, “They know their stuff!” In the case of art, I’ll bet you’ve seen art the critics hail as masterpieces that you secretly think is bunk. And yet that “art” hangs on museum walls. We give critics’ views more weight because we hope they know more…
How do we judge a piece of art as worthy? Who decides the truth worth? Does art have intrinsic value or everything about it subjective? Listen to this micro-episode for ideas on this complicated topic.
Reframe your negative thoughts to free your creativity.
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