The Creative Courage Project
Ryn KingsleyYou have valid reasons to sideline your art. Here, you’ll find permission to make it anyway—without glossing over the very valid reasons you don’t always or haven't yet.
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the yellow folder (and the problem of 'too many ideas')
Last week, I shared that I decided to drop “Notes From The Creative Courage Muse” from the publishing schedule. It felt too limiting for what I want The Creative Courage Project to grow into.
The new problem: what, if anything, did I want...
Dear Artist: what’s keeping you from your creativity this week?
I know what it’s like to want to make art but perpetually push it to “later” for very valid reasons, like trying to earn a living, being too tired, wanting to write a book but thinking “I could never do that!”
I also know what’s it’s like...
The muse is quitting
It would be easy to keep writing these notes from the creative courage muse—I have a doc with 73 of them from when I was sharing them on Substack Notes. It would keep me “consistent,” which is what the newsletter best practices say I should...
feel like the least creative person right now?
If you’re feeling creatively depleted, perhaps you’ve spent too much time saying “no” to your desires and not enough saying “no” to outside demands.
Note from Ryn: What sounds fun right now?
I know you couldn’t possibly make space for it...
for when you’re perpetually “not ready”
You don’t have to take a creative leap and just hope the net appears. You can weave the net, but it doesn’t have to be ironclad. Consider this your invitation to find the middle ground between no net and the perfect one...and then leap.
No...
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Invitations to show up for your art today without bypassing the very valid reasons to perpetually push it to “tomorrow” | Author of The Creative Courage Project | Permission and new perspectives for the chronic dream-delayer
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