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Do you ever remember your dreams? Or, how about what you think about when you meditate?
Paying attention to what you think about during a dream-like state could be the key to unlocking your creativity and pushing through your creative blocks.
My guest this episode, Megan Mary, is a dreamworker who helps people recall and interpret the subconscious messages in their dreams. She joins me to explain why dreamwork is important and how you can do it yourself at home.
Happy listening!
xo Abi
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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.
Can cleaning your house help you become more creative? Mel Jay, a decluttering coach, shares with me how decluttering can boost your creativity, make you happier and give you more time for family, friends and hobbies.
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!
Lauren Spangler’s biggest creative boom came when she had LESS time than ever. But even though the timing was a little off, she was able to use this experience to redefine her relationship with her creative side.
My discussion with Mardi Lee, an eco-living facilitator, uncovers that there are more parallels between creativity and sustainability than you may initially think.
Jacinta Dietrich is a self-confessed slashie – she is a neurodivergent and bisexual writer / editor / podcaster based in Naarm, Melbourne. She balances her regular job with as many “side quests” as possible. Why? Because, why just choose one creative outlet?
What is your earliest memory of being creative? Recalling this time in your life will give you great insight into your current relationship with creativity (and some clues to get it back into your life now!). In this episode, Abi Gatling shares her earliest memory of being recognised for her creativity, and the impact that had on her self-belief and sense of self growing up.
Can cleaning your house help you become more creative? Mel Jay, a decluttering coach, shares with me how decluttering can boost your creativity, make you happier and give you more time for family, friends and hobbies.
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