“Creativity takes courage.” ~Henri Matisse “To create one’s world in any of the arts takes courage.” ~ Georgia O’Keeffe Summoning courage for your creativity begins with a willingness to reach out for help followed by bold action. Yayoi Kusama knew from an early age that she wanted to be an artist. Her mother had other…
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The Cure for Anxiety & Overdoing… the 7″ Plate℠
Let everything happen to you Beauty and terror Just keep going No feeling is final ~ Rainer Maria Rilke We can cure our anxiety by keeping our energetic exertion to levels well below what we can handle when we are in a manic, “go, go, go” mode. My anxiety is a 6′ tall, green monster…
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How to Create Lasting Change: Throw the Monkey Fist
The ability to create lasting change is both a science and an art. The key is to leverage the power of steady progress by splicing in desired behaviors. “If you will change, everything will change for you.” ~ Jim Rohn Making truly lasting changes in my life has been a series of painful and triumphant moments….
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How to Make Lasting Changes
Making lasting changes does not have to continue to elude us. If we steady ourselves first and are willing to go through discomfort, we can break free. “The hardest part about change is not making the same choices you did the day before, period. The moment you decide to make a different choice, get ready…
Stand Out in a Crowd: How to Become Indelible
As entrepreneurs, we all want to stand out in a crowd of competition. None of us want to be overlooked, dismissed, or forgotten. “Nobody can tell youThere’s only one song worth singingThey may try and sell youCause it hangs them upTo see someone like you But you gotta make your own kind of musicSing your…
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Ask for Help: How to Come to Terms with Disorder
When your load feels heavy or cumbersome, ask for help. “There’s a lovely term in Irish, trína chéile, which means everything’s been turned upside down. The ability to let your experience turn upside down, to let yourself not know, to be trína chéile for a while, is very, very important.”~ David Whyte, Listening in with…
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