Matthew Sloane is a Creativity Coach. What does that mean? He doesn't know exactly, but it tends to spark some really fun conversations at parties.

Matt's intention is to step deeply into his own creative practices, learning about himself in the process, and continually allow that part which expresses through writing, drawing, singing, dancing and playing ever since he was a little toddler.

It's true he hasn't always felt actively engaged with that part. And that's what makes his path feel like a mindful journey into inspiration and discovery.

So there, he's all about 'self-care' and then inviting others, like you, to reflect on your relationship to your creativity. Matt hopes you'll honor your truth when he shares his own. If what he says strikes a chord, great -- you resonate. If what he says doesn't strike a chord, great -- then you get to celebrate and embrace what's uniquely true for you!

Right now, due to his love for spirituality and self-healing, Matt's work (coaching & facilitating) tends to be focused in a community inspired by Ayurveda (under the business name AyurvedaFlow). If you aren't familiar with this science from India, Ayurveda is a way of life balancing that is highly effective and honors the whole individual.

Oh yeah, Matt doesn't claim to be an ‘expert’ on creativity or anything else he may write about. He has an opinion as a student and considers himself a life-long learner. He's working on creativity, on love (both of self and other), on a healthy relationship to money, on embracing the gifts he already has and following his heart when he makes decisions every day.

Matt intends to share what he notices as he goes, and invites you to listen with both the curiosity of a wide-eyed Disney-character child and the discernment of his high school art teacher, who is fondly called "Jank."