Podcasts about creative cycle

Procrastination is a dirty word in today's society.  I've even heard someone refer to it as "a form of withholding love to yourself", insinuating that it's a bad thing. That we should "suck it up" and "do the thing" that needs doing. But what if it was actually there to preserve your energy, preventing you from exerting yourself in tasks or activities that are not necessary or could be approached in a much more effective way?In this episode I share three recent real-life examples of how procrastination serves us deeply. For more like this join me inside the free Flow Protocols group >> Or join me on Instagram >> 

Bret Blakely (@bretblakely), our very first guest on the genesis episode of this podcast, returns to share his inspiring journey back to photography after a long hiatus. Driven by renewed passion, Bret talks about overcoming guilt for stepping away, rediscovering joy in his craft, and how his communication skills elevate his photography. Bret is also the co-founder of "Oncore Golf", a successful golf ball manufacturing company. He talks a lot about how his business experience has translated into the photography world. He reflects on shifting from seeking audience validation to creating for personal fulfillment, fostering a healthier relationship with his art. We also discuss exposure therapy, conquering insecurities, and the power of “the obstacle is the way.” Expect to learn:- how to reignite passion and the psychological process involved in this- how to manage feelings of guilt when stepping away from a beloved thing- the importance of being a genuine and engaged communicator- how to focus on personal satisfaction with your own creative work- how to tackle insecurities and fears head on with exposure therapyBook a one time virtual 30 minute 1-on-1 session with Aaron or Seth entirely for FREE by using the code "FREETRIAL" at checkout: https://thephotographermindset.com/products/60-minute-virtual-1-on-1-sessionSponsor:Thanks to WhiteWall for being our lead sponsor this episode! They're the top choice for photographers who want high-quality prints, with a variety of material options, and who want their work delivered fast in 9 days or less!You can use the code TPMINDSET15 at checkout for 15% off! Valid until 12/31/24https://www.whitewall.com/Subscribe to TPM's Youtube page and watch full length episodes: https://www.youtube.com/thephotographermindset/Make a donation via PayPal for any amount you feel is equal to the value you receive from our podcast episodes! Donations help with the fees related to hosting the show:https://paypal.me/podcasttpm?country.x=CA&locale.x=en_USThanks for listening!Go get shooting, go get editing, and stay focused.@sethmacey@mantis_photography@thephotographermindsetSupport the show

Today we have third in a 3-part summer series counting down the all-time top downloaded episode of the Delicious EASE podcast. Today, I'm sharing the #1 most downloaded episode (originally Ep #47): my conversation with Mindfulness & Wellbeing Coach Wenlin Tan.  We talk about the need for ease and the menstrual, life, and creative cycles. She introduces us to the concept of the fluid self and encourages us to adopt the mindset that every step you take is necessary. She is experienced in Traditional Chinese Medicine and shares with us the connection between the four seasons and the five elements.  She introduces us to Qigong, a form of energy cultivation.  And I love when she talks about the unfolding and leaving space for magic in your plans. There so much goodness in this episode!   You don't want to miss: ●      There is a need for ease ●      Surrounding yourself with a community of people who do want you want to do ●      Listening to our bodies    Connect with Wenlin: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FlowWithWenlin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flowwithwenlin/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/flowwithwenlin/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/flowwithwenlin   Links and resources: ·      Private Energy Healing Session with K. Margaret – Feel stuck? These sessions can help you gain clarity, connect to your intuition and receive support and love from your spirit team. They are calm, peaceful, and transformative experiences. Go to deliciousease.com/services for more information and to book a session! ·      FREE Meditation Mastermind – Join our next monthly session for a free guided group meditation and discussion! ·      Manifest MORE Membership – Doors open Sept 1! Let's connect! ●      Insta: @deliciousease ●      Pinterest: @deliciousease ●      Website: deliciousease.com ●      Join the Sparkle (Email) List: deliciousease.com/email-join     Make sure you click SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on any of my content coming up soon.   And, if you enjoyed this episode, this month I'm holding a drawing. To enter leave a 5 STAR rating and review on your fav podcast app. Take a pic, post on IG and tag me @deliciousease. If you're not on social media, email me at support@deliciousease.com. Must be 18 year or older to participate. At the end of the month, one winner will be chosen for a free energy healing session!   Thank you!

The Creative Cycle is a Natural CycleThinking of your creativity as a cycle can be liberating. Sometimes, we think of creative projects as a linear process with a strict first-next-then series of steps that must proceed at a set timing in order. But what if it is a cycle instead? What if the pause of a project or a slowdown is just a redirection of the creative energy to other areas.Slumbering creativity is nothing to fear. The waking is a natural part of the slumbering process.The Hidden Benefits of a Creative SlumberJust like with actual sleep, having space and time to rest and dream are important. Sometimes, the creative work needs to be incubated a bit longer. Tools and resources need to be gathered. Sometimes, the creative energy is being used in other ways, like physical and emotional healing.Respect this need for rest and consider ways this phase of your creative cycle may actually be enhancing the final product. Many accomplished artists and writers take decades to create some of their work. Leonardo da Vinci took 25 years to finish one painting. Laura Hillenbrand took seven years to write Unbroken. The final piece can sometimes benefit from a long incubation.While that process is occurring, get yourself to your tools. Handle the physical objects you use to create. Just get yourself there daily and let yourself dabble and play. Even a trip to the dollar store for new materials can open things up and get you in the place where the work can occur.Helpful tips to clear a Creative BlockMeditation to Wake upMeditation is a huge help to free up a creative block. Rita spends a few minutes a day meditating before journalling. Even the briefest pause when you catch yourself numbing or delaying can be a beautiful invitation to meditate. Just 30 seconds to close your eyes and mindfully breathe can put you on a new creative track.Getting out of the intellectual side of the brain and into the interested and creative side can be helped by meditation. Meditating shifts our consciousness, restores energy and naturally boosts creativity. This also happens with Reiki self-healing too. Try the Self-Healing Meditation to get the flow going.Be Curious Like a ChildPlayfulness and curiosity are key to gently reawakening the flow of energy in your creative work. Sure, you could set a loud alarm and push yourself back to the task. But that might cause an inner rebellion that puts you straight back to a grumpy sleep. What if you can instead use things that spark joy and playfulness?Creativity rides on energy. So, if we do things that spark joy and fun, energy gets released that ultimately rekindles the work. Think of it as a gentle invitation back to the creative process. Sometimes, working at a tangent is best. Try new things. Explore new media and let yourself dabble your way back into the stuff you actually love to do.Connect to Inspiring PeopleDoing a bit of research can be a gentle way of catching the energy of making. Watch videos of people in other fields of creativity to side-step the inner comparing critic. There's a really cool documentary called The Colour of Ink; it's a fascinating watch.Get out of your house and go to live performances. There are often free or low-cost concerts and recitals happening in the community. Geneva went to one by Mustafa Kamaliddin, a Renaissance ukulele musician. Being near other creative folks can sometimes inspire you to do your own brave and new ideas.Wandering through a gallery or going to a book reading at your local library can be wonderful ways to spark a return of your creative wakefulness. This can be part of the Artist Dates that Julia Cameron encourages in her book The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity.Reiki and Energetic Eight CoachingReiki can also help creative slumbers. The energy around a creative block can be painful and many-layered. Getting a bit of energetic help can help you balance your sacral chakra, the energy centre that is the birthplace of creativity.Geneva also supports creative folks through Energetic Eight Coaching to help you connect to your source of inspiration and take those baby steps to make your creative work real.Blanket Forts! The Best Way to Clear a Creative BlockOf course, this is the best solution of all -- Blanket forts! Creative dreams need a safe and protected space to incubate them. We fully support adult-sized forts of all kinds! In fact, we might be in one right now. What way can you bring that energy of that safe container for your creativity forward?Maybe it's a weighted blanket on your lap while you do a bit of blogging. Maybe you can put on a cozy hoodie (with the hood pulled up, of course) to have a portable blanket fort. Maybe a special piece of jewelry or crystal on your desk at work. Maybe a sign you put up on your studio door or workspace that gives you permission to just play with the materials and test things out.Let us know how this resonates with you! Leave a comment below or record a question here: LunaHolistic Podcast

We're exploring the creative cycle, what it looks like, and how it shows up throughout the Human Design chart. (Notice that we're using the word "cycle" instead of "process" - that's going to be a big thing in this episode.) The creative cycle is a mysterious, sometimes frustrating thing to deal with. However, we'll explore the mechanics of it with some help from the Gene Keys system.  We'll dive into Gates 1 and 2 (a.k.a. Gene Keys 1 and 2) to talk about how and where they contribute to the creative cycle. Then, we'll look at how the creative cycle itself shows up in our lives - and what to do when we're in the shadow or winter part of it. (The answer here likely isn't going to be what you expect.) Finally, we'll zoom out and look at the Human Design chart to explore how creativity shines through the different centers.  And we'll hammer home the idea that inconsistency is ok - and it's actually how the centers work. (Not even the Sacral center is going to be on all the time. It also needs to rest.) Even if you don't feel like a creative soul, give this episode a listen - because I promise the creative cycle shows up in your life. You just may not be aware of it yet.  Episode Links Check out the Projector Pivot Challenge and start working with your energy in just 12 days! (Also, it's free!) https://www.thatprojectorguide.com/projectorpivot/ Learn about invitations, recognition, and how to work with both in Attract Epic Invitations. Click here to check it out - https://www.thatprojectorguide.com/epicinvitations/  Learn more about your unique Human Design by booking a reading here - https://www.thatprojectorguide.com/hdread/ For all the links mentioned in this episode, check out the complete show notes: https://www.thatprojectorguide.com/tpl195

We welcome another first-time Guest Teacher this week, Brie Stoner, who addresses Letting Go: The Autumnal Invitation of the Creative Cycle, Part One. She asks, What if heartbreak and letting […]

What helps you to navigate the tender process of bringing your tender, intimate dreams and visions into reality? In our episode today - which is the next in our creativity series - we hear from Joni, Jenny and Chloe, three of the people in our community who have shared their current greatest creative challenges. They are all currently negotiating the beginning of their creative process of birthing a new body of work, expressing big ideas through writing, and creating a community event respectively.Alexandra and Sjanie bring wisdom from The Creative Cycle - the blueprint for creative fulfillment that they have unearthed from their decades of menstrual cycle work to explore challenges like: “I'm good at exploring but not so good at putting pen to paper.”, “I feel frustrated with myself as the ‘always dreaming big but never actually doing anything' person.” and “The size of the vision is overwhelming and I'm not sure where to start.”We explore:The power that comes when we embrace the clumsiness and uncertainty of the beginning of any creative endeavour. How menstruation holds us in a non-doing state which helps us resist the productivity-obsessed culture so we can receive our vision, learn how to acclimatize to the - often huge - creative charge of our dreams, and listen for the next simple step.A practical way to kick the inner critic out of the tender dreaming phase of a creative project, so we can feel fully plugged into ourselves and feel held by our innate creativity.---The doors are now open for our Your Creative Power course, starting in September. You can find out more and take your seat here: www.redschool.net/creativity---The Menstruality Podcast is hosted by Red School. We love hearing from you. To contact us, email info@redschool.net---Social media:Red School: @redschool - https://www.instagram.com/red.schoolSophie Jane Hardy: @sophie.jane.hardy - https://www.instagram.com/sophie.jane.hardy

Today I'm back with Alexandra & Sjanie and we're kicking off a series which will unfold all the way through the summer - our Creativity series. Because these two powerhouse creative mavens have finally landed their teachings on creativity - born from the menstrual cycle and relevant to us all, whether you currently have a menstrual cycle or not. They'll be sharing these teachings around what they call ‘The Creative Cycle' for the first time ever this September in our new creativity course, and you can join us for our free webinar on July 12th to learn all about both The Creative Cycle and the course.In today's conversation we explore how we're all innately creative, how The Creative Cycle can unleash our creative flow, and how Alexandra and Sjanie have worked with these teachings to make everything they've created at Red School…We explore:The liberating power of The Creative Cycle, and how it can free us all up from self doubt, shame, procrastination and “too-many-ideas” overwhelm into a thriving, fulfilling creative life. What the menstrual cycles have taught Alexandra and Sjanie about the cyclical nature of creativity, and how Red School has been a ‘laboratory' to practice these teachings.  Why - and how - we would LOVE to hear from YOU.---Join our free webinar: How Menstruality Can Teach You to Live a Wildly Creative Life on July 12th - www.redschool.net/creativity---The Menstruality Podcast is hosted by Red School. We love hearing from you. To contact us, email info@redschool.net---Social media:Red School: @redschool - https://www.instagram.com/red.schoolSophie Jane Hardy: @sophie.jane.hardy - https://www.instagram.com/sophie.jane.hardy

In today's episode, I'm sharing my conversation with Mindfulness & Well-being Coach Wenlin. We talk about the need for ease and the menstrual, life, and creative cycles. She introduces us to the concept of the fluid self and encourages to adopt the mindset that every step you take is necessary.   Wenlin is experienced in Traditional Chinese Medicine and shares with us the connection between the four seasons and the five elements.  She introduces us to Qigong, a form of energy cultivation.  And I love when she talks about the unfolding and leaving space for magic in your plans. There so much goodness in this episode!   Wenlin Tan is a Women's Well-being Coach, Qigong and Yoga specialist for women and Red School Menstruality Mentor. She is passionate about supporting women to overcome overwhelm to find flow, ease and joy in their life through coaching and the ancient wisdom practices of Qigong, Taichi, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Yoga.   You don't want to miss: ●      There is a need for ease ●      Surrounding yourself with a community of people who do want you want to do ●      Listening to our bodies     Connect with Wenlin: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FlowWithWenlin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flowwithwenlin/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/flowwithwenlin/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/flowwithwenlin   Links and resources: ●      Delicious EASE Shop– In addition to the positive anchor baseball caps, I now have soy candles and pink trucker hats available!  What a great way to connect and light your dream! ●      FREE Resource: 5 Positive Energetic Anchors – this guide will help you create 5 positive anchors and connect energetically to your dreams and future self. ●      Mini Course – 3 Energy Checks to Avoid Schedule Burnout!  $10, 15 min video, do-at-your-own pace! ●      Insta: @deliciousease ●      Pinterest: @deliciousease ●      Website: deliciousease.com   Make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on any of my content coming up soon. And, if you enjoyed this episode, please leave me a rating and review. It really helps get the word out about Delicious EASE.   Thank you!  

The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 322: The Creative Cycle with Wenlin Tan   Description: Feeling stuck, procrastinating, and facing a day when you don't want to do the work that is ahead of you as an entrepreneur are all normal parts of life and business. How can we understand these phases and move with them? Wenlin Tan shares insights about the creative cycle and how we can work with it instead of against it.   Wenlin Tan is a Qigong and Yoga Teacher Trainer, women's health & well-being specialist, growth consultant and curious human. She specializes in supporting female yoga teachers, healers and changemakers to optimize their well-being and impact in the world by aligning with the ancient wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Eastern Philosophy, Qigong, yoga and psychology.   In this episode, Wenlin explains the creative cycle and how it ties into the common challenges many entrepreneurs face such as resistance and procrastination. She shares some tools that we can use to overcome these challenges and reminds us that our ideas are not ours and we are merely vessels bringing them to the world. This is a deeply insightful conversation that can bring perspective to how we show up in our work in the world.   Key Takeaways: [2:43] Shannon introduces her guest for this episode - Wenlin Tan. [5:30] What does Wenlin do and who does she do it for? [6:18] Wenlin explains a little about what the creativity cycle is. [9:10] What are some common challenges that understanding the creative cycle can help with? [12:51] We can often get stuck in trying to focus on planting new seeds (ideas) rather than doing the work of moving one seed (idea) through an entire cycle. How do we know what are "good seeds" to focus on? [16:29] The seeds do not belong to us - we are merely vessels for them. It's important not to take our "failures" personally. [17:42] The creative cycle can be related to the menstrual cycle, and it applies even for people who don't menstruate. [27:53] Shannon pops in with a word of thanks to sponsor OfferingTree. [29:36] What are the elements associated with the creative cycle? [36:35] What is the biggest struggle Wenlin sees among yoga teachers and other creatives? [41:00] What are some tools that Wenlin finds useful when you are experiencing resistance? [44:02] Wenlin shares some of the ways she finds the balance between tasks she is excited about and tasks she does not enjoy. [46:47] Learn more about Wenlin and her work via her website and social media. [49:50] Wenlin has a message for listeners. [54:39] Shannon shares some of her biggest takeaways from this conversation. [57:54] Hang out with Shannon in real time at the Balance Flow Yoga series with Shelly Prosko Links: Balance Flow Yoga: 7-Week Online Series with Shelly Prosko (Code: BALANCE) Wenlin Tan Wenlin Tan on Facebook and Instagram What is the Creative Cycle? By Wenlin Tan The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 309: Four Seasons of Business with Shannon Crow Shannon Crow on Instagram The Connected Yoga Teacher Facebook Group   Gratitude to our Sponsors, OfferingTree and Pelvic Health Professionals.   Quotes from this episode: "The idea that things are linear is actually not true. The idea of growth and businesses, how we expand is actually cyclical."   "Before even thinking about what seed to get attached to or what seed is a really good seed is to remember that none of the seeds really belong to us."   "We can practice this cycle, but we cannot force creativity."   "Growth is not linear. Work is not linear. Life is not linear. And more importantly, your path, your cycle, your strengths, your challenges will be different from someone else's."  

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In this episode, Jennifer has a heart conversation with Liz Kimball. They talk about following one's curiosity, embracing questions, purposeful rest, and trusting one's inner knowing. Liz breaks down the four stages of one's creative cycle and what it means to let your soul expand. This discussion will truly touch, challenge, and uplift one's creative spirit.  About Liz:  Liz Kimball (MFA, CPC) is a creativity coach, writer, and speaker, dedicated to helping the next generation of women creators produce the major creative works of their lifetime. Creator of The Creative15, and The Original Source Creativity Incubator, Liz's work focuses on catalyzing individual and collective change through the magic of creative process. Liz's work has been featured at Tedx, Oprah.com, The Guggenheim, The Female Quotient, and at universities and institutions throughout the country. Liz's IG: : @lizkimball Liz's Website: www.lizkimball.com The Creative15 (free 15-day practice to unblock your creativity): https://lizkimball.ck.page/ca1b97c3f3 Want to coach with Jennifer? Schedule a session here! https://appt.link/jenniferapple Monologue Sourcing Promo Link! https://empoweredartistcollective.com/podcastpromo Learn more: https://www.empoweredartistcollective.com/podcast EAC IG: @EmpoweredArtistCollective  EAC TikTok: @EmpowerArtistCollective EAC Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/empoweredartistcollective/ Check Out Our Merch! https://www.empoweredartistcollective.threadless.com/ Any thoughts you'd like to share? Email us at EmpoweredArtistCollective@gmail.com  

Time to uncloset our creativity and consciousness. From wee ones to adults, author, speaker, and coach, Andrew Newman is inviting everyone to wake up, be creative and make the last 20 minutes of each and every day matter. About Andrew Andrew Newman is the award-winning author and founder of http://www.consciousstories.com/ (www.ConsciousStories.com), a growing series of bedtime stories purpose-built to support parent-child connection in the last 20 minutes of the day. His emerging work on The Creative Cycle heals ‘the dark aloneness of the unexpressed spirit' by encouraging clients to stay connected to their creative spark and express their hearts fully. He is a graduate of The Barbara Brennan School of Healing, a Non-Dual Kabbalistic Healer and has been actively involved in the Mankind Project and Soul-Games men's work for over 15 years. Connect With Sam https://consciousstories.com/ (Website) https://www.facebook.com/ConsciousBedtimeStories/ (Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/consciousbedtimestories/ (Instagram) https://twitter.com/storyclubbooks (Twitter) You can also listen to the podcast on… https://apple.co/2RBmUxZ ()https://bit.ly/2UxP9zN ()   https://spoti.fi/2JpvCfg ()https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/rick-clemons/the-coming-out-lounge ()   http://tun.in/pjtKR ()https://bit.ly/30kT4kL ()   https://bit.ly/2FVH55j ()  

The year ahead is always open to new opportunities, expansions and lessons. So what does 2022 have in store for you? I work closely with @emily_mearns, a Cosmic Channel and Energy Guide, to gain clarity on where and how to expand. It is a relationship that has allowed me to quantum leap time and time again. So let me bring you behind the scenes of this incredible gift! Join this deep, powerful conversation as we tap into the collective journey for 2022 and hear powerful live channeled messages from high level guides. This is 100% an episode you don't want to miss, especially as you find your feet in 2022! Love, Holly Maree Connect with Holly Instagram @thehollymaree Work with Holly thehollymaree.com P.S Are you a Manifestor who wants to know what stage of your energy cycle you're in? If you answered yes, the Energy Cycle Tracker is for you! Manifestors spend approx 80% of life in a Rest Cycle and only 20% in a Creative Cycle and knowing which part of the cycle you are in is a huge game changer! Click here to check it out, if your Mani heart feels called to of course! Connect with Emily Instagram @emily_mearns Work with Emily emilymearns.com Learn more about Emily Emily is a 3/5 Emotional Projector and a Cosmic Channel and Energy Guide who brings divine wisdom and clarity to those who desire to understand their spiritual gifts and how to live and operate in a harmonious way. It is her passion to ignite the light within others and remind them of their co-creation power!

The year ahead is always open to new opportunities, expansions and lessons. So what does 2022 have in store for you? I work closely with @emily_mearns, a Cosmic Channel and Energy Guide, to gain clarity on where and how to expand. It is a relationship that has allowed me to quantum leap time and time again. So let me bring you behind the scenes of this incredible gift! Join this deep, powerful conversation as we tap into the collective journey for 2022 and hear powerful live channeled messages from high level guides. This is 100% an episode you don't want to miss, especially as you find your feet in 2022! Love, Holly Maree   Connect with Holly Instagram @thehollymaree Work with Holly thehollymaree.com P.S Are you a Manifestor who wants to know what stage of your energy cycle you're in? If you answered yes, the Energy Cycle Tracker is for you! Manifestors spend approx 80% of life in a Rest Cycle and only 20% in a Creative Cycle and knowing which part of the cycle you are in is a huge game changer! Click here to check it out, if your Mani heart feels called to of course!   Connect with Emily Instagram @emily_mearns Work with Emily emilymearns.com Learn more about Emily Emily is a 3/5 Emotional Projector and a Cosmic Channel and Energy Guide who brings divine wisdom and clarity to those who desire to understand their spiritual gifts and how to live and operate in a harmonious way. It is her passion to ignite the light within others and remind them of their co-creation power!

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We talk a lot about the challenges manis face in our Rest Cycles, and often look at the Creative Cycles as though they are shiny, unicorn-filled fun parks for us. But what if that isn't entirely true? Join me in this episode as I talk about the Creative Cycle and the unique challenges it presents, as well as how to overcome them. If you are in a Creative Cycle, this episode is going to be a game-changer for you! Love, Holly Maree Connect with Holly Instagram @thehollymaree Work with Holly thehollymaree.com

We talk a lot about the challenges manis face in our Rest Cycles, and often look at the Creative Cycles as though they are shiny, unicorn-filled fun parks for us. But what if that isn't entirely true? Join me in this episode as I talk about the Creative Cycle and the unique challenges it presents, as well as how to overcome them. If you are in a Creative Cycle, this episode is going to be a game-changer for you! Love, Holly Maree   Connect with Holly Instagram @thehollymaree Work with Holly thehollymaree.com

Kirsten Morrison is an Empowerment Coach guiding women to break up with their inherited self and claim their authentic, inherent self. She is the host of the EXPRESSED. podcast, an NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) Practitioner, Breathwork Facilitator and alchemises it all through the lens of Human Design. It's her mission to support women to remember their magnificence. She's a stand for radical self belief, self trust, authenticity and amplifying your gifts to create the impact your soul came here to create. By using the incredible foundation of human design, she supports you to do it in a way that is energetically aligned for YOUR unique blueprint and no one else's. Because your way is the only way - you ARE the exception to the rule, because you're exceptional. Today on the podcast Kirsten shares, with a lens of human design: Permission to not ask for permission.Permission to not be consistent.Understanding my creative cycle.Trust in my decisions.Knowing when to use my voice...and when not to.A deep understanding of what i'm here to learn and how i'm here to impact. To book a Human Design reading or to find out more about Kirsten - Head here - https://www.kirstenmorrison.co

Kirsten Morrison is an Empowerment Coach guiding women to break up with their inherited self and claim their authentic, inherent self. She is the host of the EXPRESSED. podcast, an NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) Practitioner, Breathwork Facilitator and alchemises it all through the lens of Human Design. It's her mission to support women to remember their magnificence. She's a stand for radical self belief, self trust, authenticity and amplifying your gifts to create the impact your soul came here to create. By using the incredible foundation of human design, she supports you to do it in a way that is energetically aligned for YOUR unique blueprint and no one else's. Because your way is the only way - you ARE the exception to the rule, because you're exceptional.Today on the podcast Kirsten shares, with a lens of human design: Permission to not ask for permission.Permission to not be consistent.Understanding my creative cycle.Trust in my decisions.Knowing when to use my voice...and when not to.A deep understanding of what i'm here to learn and how i'm here to impact.To book a Human Design reading or to find out more about Kirsten - Head here - https://www.kirstenmorrison.co

Welcome to season 2 of Yams & Yuca! We begin by reflecting on our cycles of creativity especially in light of the "new normal". This week Kor Kase of Afro Van Connect shares how he remains present in his creative practice whilst providing safe spaces for Black creatives to come together. Connect with Kor @osmoses and @Afrovanconnect --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yamsandyuca-podcast/support

Continuing our exploration of the Creative Cycle. After, Re-imagining and Experimentation, what's the next step? Practice, practice, practice! In this visual podcast, we get to hear from four artists on what the idea of practice means to their creative endeavours and what it looks like in their studios. Featuring Mandy Boursicot, Amy J Dyck, Eric Louie, and David Tabatabaei.

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The Print Out that accompanies this talk can be found at my website at www.SashaBoyle.com.

This episode continues to explore the dynamics and architecture of the creative process. We give more details about the phases and stages of The MINDRMP CREATIVE CYCLE. We give a practical example of the Creative Cycle in action by describing the creativity that goes into planning a nice dinner with a new neighbor. And, we give some advice on how to effectively work the creative cycle.THE MINDRAMP CREATIVE CYCLE  IMAGINATION InitiationSaturationIDEA GENERATION ManipulationIncubationIlluminationIMPLEMENTATIONManifestationImplementationVERIFICATIONEvaluationAlteration

Creativity isn't only reserved for the artists of the world. Whether you're painting the next museum masterpiece or making dinner for yourself, we all have the ability to create.For the bigger projects that take more of our energy, we like to honor the creative cycle so we're firing on all cylinders in each of its phases without totally burning out.InitiationGrowthCompletionRestIn this episode, we talk all about these stages, what each one entails, how it looks in our own businesses, and some suggestions for moving forward. Also in the Cosmic Update: a full moon / lunar eclipse and a tarot spread to reflect on the past month.Mentioned in this episode:Tarot spread: monthly check-inElectional astrologyAstrology for Real Relationships by Jessica LanyadooCafe Astrology natal chartsThe Artist's Way by Julia CameronBig Magic by Elizabeth GilbertYour hosts:Kristen Ciccolini | Good Witch Kitchen | @goodwitchkitchen | The Lunar Body PodcastJanine Mulone | Feel Good Retail | @feelgoodretail | Retail for the Rest of Us PodcastKeep in touch!Website: selfcareforcycles.comInstagram: @selfcareforcycles

In the Season One finale, Susan and Laura discuss the various ways the world is exhausting us right now -- Zoom fatigue, Compassion fatigue, Caution fatigue and more. Plus, how knowing where you are in the Creative Cycle can help determine where your Hero goes from here. (hint: picture a Phoenix rising from the ashes).

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You can’t give from an empty cup, and right now, we’re all feeling the drain. Amber Kuileimailani Bonnici, the founder of Woman Unleashed, joins Cynthia to share her four-part process for restoration and reconnection to self and Spirit through creativity. Learn how to restore yourself, start the projects that matter to you, and finish them, all while filling yourself up.

This podcast reviews MINDRAMP's analysis of the creative process. The goal of the VCAD Project is to equip you with the tools you need to create your own, virtual activities. As discussed in the podcast on “Your Creative Responsibilities,” we offer a few plug-and-play ideas but encourage you to invent your own activities. Use our guiding principles to stimulate your own creative thinking. Invent activities that make sense for your unique and singular circumstances.To help you with this process, the VCAD materials offer some guidance on how to cultivate your creative powers and deploy them towards the task of designing virtual activities.Creative people produce creative products by working their way through a creative process. The quickest way to ramp your creativity, therefore, is to learn to use an effective creative process. By using a clear step-by-step process, you can design and implement products that are more creative and innovative. In the process, you become a more creative person (even if you didn't think of yourself as being creative.)MINDRAMP's has analyzed the creative process and developed an outline of four major activities, with a total of nine stages, that are generally needed to produce novel ideas that are useful. We call it the Creative Cycle because the process frequently loops back on itself. The completion of one creative cycle leads naturally to the generation of a new creative cycle. Creativity becomes a self-propelling process. Creativity begets creativity. 

MINDRAMP's Creative Cycle (described in an earlier podcast) suggests that the full creative process has four major phases, Imagination, Idea Generation, Implementation and Evaluation. You start by imagining some kind of new condition that will make things better. Then you produce ideas about how to make that condition come into being. The purpose of idea generation is to produce a wealth of good ideas that can be implemented, tested and then evaluated. So first you generate as many ideas as possible. Then you select one of them to implement, test and evaluate. The idea-selection technique offered in this podcast is relatively simple and straight-forward. Use this approach if you get bogged down with too many good options and need something to break the log jam.  

We recommend you follow the phases and stages of the MINDRAMP Creative to design your virtual activities. You will recall from the podcast on The Creative Cycle that there are four main phases: 1.     Imagination2.     Idea Generation3.     Implementation4.     Evaluation You will optimize the creativity and effectiveness of your virtual activities is you work through each of these phases and give them their due.

Welcome to the Striving Artist, the podcast for creative people working towards big goals. Sometimes your creativity is running high and you get a lot of stuff done, and other times you don't even want to get out of bed. In this episode Lauren and Stefan will be talking about how they individually deal with motivation and the peaks and valleys of the creative cycle. So pull up a seat in our virtual studio and join the creative conversation! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/striving-artist/message

Suffering is created by resisting what is unfolding in your life. It's that simple. In this episode Lex dives deep into the stages of the "creative cycle"and applies this cycle to the world of relationships, emphasizing what the most important part stage of the cycle really is. www.lexferrier.com

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In this free flow, Karly talks about the different cycles we pass through in life. Everything has its own cycle. Life and business have their cycles.  From flow to doubt to apathy to trust and the cycle goes  on and on… that’s how Karly describes her current creative process cycle.  How about you? How does your creative cycle flow?Let’s talk about it at Show Up, Speak Up on Facebook.

In this free flow, Karly hits the beach and shares how she’s really not feeling it at the moment. Apathy abounds and is getting in the way of her creative self.  As all good things come from a level of acceptance and Karly knows that if she’ll face the apathetic version of herself, she can conquer it and be ready for the bigger picture/better version of herself. She invites you also to join her Facebook tribe Show Up, Speak Up, a rad group of women who give support to one another.You can also connect with her on Instagram. ​

In this podcast, we explore the Venus synodic cycle and it's relationship to the mythology of 'Inanna', Queen of Heaven and Earth. Join me as we explore the individuation process and discover a key Kundalini Yoga meditation for healing the wounds of love. This meditation is especially powerful during the Venus retrograde period.

In this episode of Modern Cinematographer we speak with DP Joe Picard about his work at Bot & Dolly on the film Box and his 7 year creative cycle. Joe Picard | Website Box Making of Box Making of 2015 YouTube Music Awards The post 7 Year Creative Cycle with Joe Picard appeared first on Cinematography Database.

Join Devi and the OM Sisters in a heartfelt and insightful conversation about the cycle of creation. Hear what gets in the way and ideas of how to get past those roadblocks. Listen to the real issues that women deal with in creating what they really want in life and what can make a difference in manifesting those dreams.

In our western culture we think of manifestation as being a linear process.  I think of something, I visualize it, I meditate on it and it appears.  We don't often think of the creative process as being cyclical, in that it re-occurs regularly, and has various stages.  There are quiet portions to the Creative Cycle that occur before anything comes into form. These quiet portions are seldom noticed.  But it is while the energies of Spirit and Nature are gestating that we as humans can often nourish or accidentally trample upon something potentially manifesting in our lives.Here is a meditation supported by the energetic presence of Archangel Michael, Mary and Thoth to help you notice and attend to projects that Spirit is already working on bringing into in your life.1 Introduction to the Manifestation portion of the Creative Cycle  2 Creating Sacred Space: Why include Nature Spirits in Your Sacred Space  3 The Quiet Motion of Spirit   4 Meditation – Allowing Spirit to Support You (even more)  5 Prioritizing What We Nourish in Our Lives  6 Meditation -  Letting Spirit Bless You  *7 Blessing Song  8 Tend your Garden, and Yourself  09 Our Shared World of Form and Global Environment 10 Releasing Sacred Space  11 Closing – the meditation will continue    Total Time  62 minsBlessing Song (#7) is excerpted from a live concert of spontaneous improvised songs given by myself and David Darling.  You can hear him playing cello underneath my singing. His music is available at iTunes, Amazon.com and also check him out on youtube and on his website, wwwDavidDarling.com.If you are in a position to do so, and wish to support these podcasts, donations to offset the cost of producing, editing and keeping them available online are most welcome.  office@healingchants.com or on the website, www.healingchants.com