“The creative adult is the child who survived.”
Ursula Le Guin
Introducing the new format, skinny Creative Spark e-news… I’m sorry it’s been such a long time since my last e-news.
I’ve been busy, which is great, however, it feels a bit hectic. I’ve heard a lot of friends who work in the creative sector saying the same.
I have been wanting to restart my e-news for the past few weeks as I love sharing all the tips and idea that whizz around in my head constantly. So, I decided to keep things simple.
I hope you like the new format e-news which explores…
4 things you can do if, like me, you’ve got a lot on.
One thing you can do right now…
Ask yourself: What would simple look like?
Three practical Creative Sparks you might like…
- Make Time designed as a companion to the book, Official Make Time App is also a refreshing alternative to so-called productivity apps that encourage busy work instead of actual work.
- Journaling I use this journaling method by Lynda Monk. I only use it when I’m stuck, but I pretty much always find it’s a great way to get unstuck. If you’ve got a lot on give it a go now!
- Read this: Focus and Prioritising Creative Goals
I’d love to hear how you got on. Drop me an email and let me know what worked for you and what you’d like to see more about.
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