Feeling like your creative spark has fizzled out? It can seem like a huge, intimidating challenge to get it back. In this episode, Abi Gatling shares how a shift in focus might just be the best way to get your creativity flowing again.
Faster. Cheaper. More efficient. That’s the mantra driving much of our world today – but should it apply to creativity? Jesse Feister to explores what happens to craft in a world obsessed with speed and automation.
What happens when the subject of your art is also an artist? In this layered episode of Creativity: Uncovered, Abi Gatling speaks with filmmakers Jason
What does a healthy relationship with your creativity look like? And how do you go about achieving this? Musician Chris Baker shares how he reconnected with his authentic self, found his own voice and now uses this to guide his creative process.
When you hear “virtual reality,” do you think of gaming headsets and rollercoaster simulations? So did I – until I met Benjamin Breitenstein who shares how VR is being used far beyond the gaming world to solve problems, unlock new experiences, and reimagine what’s possible in design.
The other day, I had a beautiful moment with my niece, Molly. And it ended up being a perfect little lesson about creativity, curiosity, and seeing the world with fresh eyes.
Have you ever heard the saying, “the only constant in life is change”? It’s a reminder that transformation touches everything – including our creativity. In this episode of Creativity: Uncovered, singer-songwriter turned author Leigh Hardingham about embracing change and evolving creatively across different mediums.
Creativity has regularly featured in the top 10 key skills required for the workplace, yet most people still say and feel that they aren’t creative. HR Consultant Karen Kirton joins the Creativity: Uncovered podcast to discuss what this means for the future of work, and how we can fix it.
Nathan Fradley is a passionate Financial Adviser who has set out to challenge the standard to deliver the best possible advice for his clients. Leaning into his creativity, curiosity and a sense of justice, Nathan is exploring the greyscale in an industry that is often seen as black and white.
Ever find yourself talking about how different childhood feels these days? From resilience to creativity, many of us wonder what’s changed. Gavin McCormack joins Creativity: Uncovered to share what we can do to support the next generation.
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How do you niche when you’re an all-rounder, or have many different creative interests? Brand Strategist and Creative Coach, Hollie Arnett answers this question on Creativity: Uncovered.
Feedback is an essential and inevitable part of the creative process. In this episode Abi explores how to prepared for feedback throughout the creative process, so that you can enhance your creative journey.
Karen DeLoach, is on a mission to teach and stir up the creativity in others for their happiness, and for their healing. Tune in to hear how to tap into latent creativity, how to foster a creative environment and art as self-therapy.
Sasha Eburne is a no-nonsense Virtual Assistant Coach. We uncover how running a small business gives you a great opportunity to flex your creative muscles.
Richard Wilmore is the CEO of Hearts Need Art, a not-for-profit organisation brings creatives into hospitals to share their craft with patients, caregivers and staff. This program creates moments of joy, self-expression, and connection, in an otherwise sombre setting.
Rebecca Noel Ati is ambitious, curious and is determined to achieve her goals. In fact, she wrote, illustrated and self-published her first book by age 14! In this episode she shares her story of balancing her personal and professional creativity, managing her own ambition, dealing with naysayers and her journey to her dream career.
Creativity: Uncovered host, Abi Gatling, talks about imposter syndrome and how it weasels its way into her life… and also shares how she has had enough of it, and is taking a stand!
My discussion with Mardi Lee, an eco-living facilitator, uncovers that there are more parallels between creativity and sustainability than you may initially think.
