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Emelia Fedy's picture

Feel The Fear 'Cause It's Not Going Anywhere!

Emelia is interviewed on how to feel the fear of following your dreams and do it anyway as well as how you get over not being confident and do what you are meant to do. Pot, pills and facebook won't work.

Lone Morch's picture

Fear Not The Void, It's A Gift

Almost everyone, myself included, is going through transition right now. It’s the zeitgeist and perhaps no coincidence that we’re faced with endings, as we’re headed toward the end of 2012 (and of whole slew of ancient calendars).

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Michael Mackintosh's picture

Should You QUIT Or Stick With It?

How to know when to stick with it - and when to QUIT?

It's not easy to tell... You've got projects, people and situations in your life that... You know, they *COULD* be amazing... IF you actually dedicated enough time, energy and money.

But  - when is 'enough, enough'? When should you give up?

And how can you tell if its worth all the hassle?

In this video you'll learn 3 essential secrets to be able to tell When to QUIT and when to keep digging to the hidden treasure...

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Leslee Horner's picture

Breaking The Habit Of Facebook

 
The Eye-Opening Task

This week I was looking at Chapter 10 in The Artist’s Way and I noticed a task that got my attention. The task was to write down a bad habit that keeps you from doing creative work. I came up with something in no time.

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Lone Morch's picture

For Goddess Sake, Don't Sit On Your Creativity...

 
For goddess sake, don’t sit on it…

I’m so excited (nervous) to share the release of my memoir Seeing Red: A Woman’s Quest for Truth, Power and the Sacred with you. Long time in the coming, publishing this intimate story marks the completion of one era of my life and the beginning of a new, in which my writerly self takes center stage.

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Steve Sisgold's picture

Creativity Is Ageless

 
Research Supports That Creativity Grows With Age.

I received a very exciting call the other day. It was from my 93 year young mom telling me she joined a “glee club”. Her group “The Angels” consists of seven elderly women who sing hits and show tunes from back in the day. And get this: their first performance is set for the holidays. My mom never sang in her life but in her ninth decade, she is exploring her creativity in many ways.

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Kate Northrup's picture

Trust Your Procrastination

I often don’t start tasks right away, but I’m not a procrastinator. Traditional wisdom would have us believe that delaying, even in the slightest, on starting a project is automatically avoidance.

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Danielle LaPorte's picture

Sprucing + Juicing. An Ode To The Hiatus, & Why I’m Taking One (& You Should Too.)

hiatus

I’m taking a digital hiatus for a few weeks. No: publishing online, tweets, facebook, instagram, Pinterest. And everyone else at Team D will have a “juicing + sprucing” auto-responder on. We’re not going on vacation. We’re swabbing the decks and polishing our telescopes. And hanging new twinkly lights for you. Why is this newsworthy? It isn’t, it’s just a very big deal to me — the me who uses pixels and links to minister and monetize. Why am I telling you this? Well it’s not because I think anyone is pacing for my articles and Facebook messages. (Part of me is still amazed that in the din of internet noise and the lushness of life, anyone anywhere pauses to read my stuff.)

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Danielle LaPorte's picture

A Prayer For Expectation Addicts: Show Up. Shine. Let It Go.

http://kennymasenda.blogspot.com/2011/12/let-go.html

I have willed stuff into being. Lot's of it. Will will willing willfulness. And if you dared to tell me (brave soul, you), in the midst of my willfulness, that I should let go of my expectations, (gasp!) I would have gone stone cold, or snortle-laughed you off, or pressed delete. Because I thought expectation was a key ingredient to manifestation. Turns out it's a major distraction. And I'm done with it. For now. (One day at a time 'n all that.)

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Melanie Bates's picture

How To Write

how to write

I’ve been writing a novel since the beginning of time. Okay, perhaps that’s a slight exaggeration, but it sure feels like it. In actuality, I started it in 1999 or 2000 and have been working on it, on and off, for twelve years or so. It’s all kinda fuzzy.

And I’m only about 160 pages in, so take my advice with a single molecule of salt.

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