creative practice

Dec
21

12. The creative gift of darkness

Embracing the mystery of the gift can tap you into a creative flow that replenishes you, and helps you boldly and generously share your own gifts with the world.
1 min read
Nov
29

11. Telling the story that breathes

This month, explore how changing our attention can lead to a deeper relationship with our stories – so we can write as living, breathing, imagining storytellers, not as our own worst critics.
3 min read
Aug
29

8. When the wound becomes the work

You’ve probably heard this bit of common wisdom before: “You only grow when things are hard.” But what stories do we miss when the wound becomes the whole of the work?
2 min read
Jul
28

7. Valuing your creative vision

If you’re looking for more satisfaction and growth (and even success) in your creative life, it may be time for a new framework: Write toward your values, not your goals.
3 min read
Jun
30

6. When creative flow meets creative dogma

In your writing practices, you may be chasing creative flow. But your flow state has a sneaky cousin: dogmatic trance. Tune in to start spotting the dogma hiding within your flow (so you can kick it out!).
2 min read
May
26

5. You’re not a genius...

... and that's okay. This month, we're exploring what might happen if we stop trying to *be geniuses* and start *doing genius work* instead.
3 min read
Apr
28

4. Does your story need a message?

What role does having a message really play in crafting a powerful, living story? Plus, the single best piece of craft advice I've ever received.
1 min read
Mar
31

3. Cultivating creative compassion

When you show up to write, who's setting your course - your inner storyteller, or your inner critic? Discover how a new approach to self-compassion can uncover truly transformational creative work.
4 min read
Feb
24

2. Writing in right relationship

If you're dedicated to mastering the writing craft... you may be missing out on exploring and sharing your most powerful storytelling.
2 min read
Jan
27

1. Your stories are alive

What does it look like to approach storytelling as a living, transformative relationship? And what might be possible if you did?
1 min read