Notes on Being Creative
ElleA space for creative community & sharing art! I am a musician, poet and former therapist. You will find: Interviews with creatives about how they create ✨ Posts/content for exploring creativity/growth ✨ & Letters from my artist self, Fenix about my art ✨
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Getting To the Bottom of Your Why
Hello friend,
Recently I was listening to an audiobook about psychology and healing when the author began a chapter talking about re-assessing their career whilst in recovery from an illness. They said that they believe every individual ho...
Part 2: A Conversation with Rebeca Ventura and Her World of Arte Gorda
Photograph of Rebeca displaying some of her art in the background
This is part two of a video conversation I held with Rebeca, fine artist and all around inspiring person who focuses primarily on the fat experience in her art. Following th...
An Interview with a University Lecturer in Literature
I’m honoured to share with you an interview with Dr Sean Seeger (he/him), one of the most creative, kind and spirited people I know. He is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Essex (in the UK), teaching modern and contemporary literature...
Refreshing Your Core Values
I am one of those people who received their National Insurance number (acquired at aged 16 in the UK and entitling you to pay taxes, yay!) and got a job straight away, working pretty much constantly since then, other than a year abroad wher...
Finding Your Ikigai (Reason for Being)
Reaching a fork in the road of my life, and considering going down the least travelled option, I tried three things that really helped me to navigate this pivotal shift in direction. I will be releasing four articles on this topic:
1. Fin...
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