
An attempt at understanding why we do what we do by exploring the parts of ourselves left unseen.
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The process of enjoyment is partially up to you. Whether you allow yourself to indulge in a moment or whether you choose to ruminate over what could’ve, would’ve, or should’ve happened is, for the most part, within your control. Enjoyment i...
To lean into the power you know you have would be to consciously choose the very thing you believe threatens your safety—bigness.
If you struggle with incessant perfectionism to the point of self-sabotage, negative self-talk, or the inabil...
Your subconscious is using procrastination as a protective strategy because it’s recognizing certain discrepancies or untruths in your behaviour that you’re not currently conscious of.
In most cases, procrastination isn’t something to be h...
Aiming for rejection throws a wrench in your ego’s perfectionist tendencies to maintain a specific (often unaligned) identity by forcing you to sit in the discomfort of your self-limiting beliefs.
Rejection is often seen as an act of vulne...
By approaching your work with the desperate need to be seen externally, you’re neglecting the necessity of being seen internally first, which is vital to a healthy creative practice.
One of the biggest misconceptions about creativity, in m...
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