
Questions that turn wounds into scabs into scars to fan the creative flame.
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I’ve had a number of conversations with friends, clients, and strangers over the last decade about how creativity disappears in the wake of trauma. I have some answers, but it still doesn’t stop it from happening (and honestly, I don’t thin...
If someone had told me, when I was a kid, that I’d do a PhD project about post-traumatic growth (PTG) and creativity, I’d have laughed. It was a project that told a semi-fictional narrative of what my mum and I went through during my childh...
I’ve been quoted in not one, but TWO articles in the mainstream media recently on AI and burnout and job loss. For someone who never wanted to enter the conversation, I’m doing a really great job of staying out of it, ha.
I’ve received ver...
When that creative spark feels like it’s gone out, the whole world goes dim. Even the things that used to make you light up barely register. Especially after trauma or a significant change in your daily life.
Creativity is mystical at the...
Sitting down to write this and my mind is racing. Thoughts bouncing around, song lyrics fading in and out, plus an endless ‘to do’ forming in between. I don’t remember being this internally chaotic, but maybe it’s always been like this?
I’...
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