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.
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?
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.
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!).
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.
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.
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.
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.
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?