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Some people have so much creativity in them, it can’t help but come out in so many different ways. And often, these people also seem to have a calling to help others bring out their creative self.
My guest, 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.
Happy listening!
xo Abi
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A cancer diagnosis was the wake-up call that UK artist Clare Morgan needed to get back into creating art on her own terms. Clare shares her journey, learnings and her advice for helping others re-find their creativity.
You are creative, but perhaps you just haven’t realised it yet! In this episode I aim to help you discover and understand the untapped potential of your creativity by exploring three traditional types of creativity: exploratory, transformational, and combinational. Tune in and embark on an exploration of your creative self.
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.
Sonja Bajic’s hand drawn maps capture so much more than a usual map does. Her maps immortalise your experience, feelings, perspective and memories of a place so that you can keep them forever.
From stock broker to financial adviser to… confidence coach? Kim Payne shares how she changed her self-belief about her own creativity, and now she coaches others to do the same.
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!
Steve Griggs is New York’s premier landscape designer that delivers beautiful, functional and livable spaces for his clients. Steve joins me on Creativity: Uncovered to share more about his process and how he remains inspired after nearly half a decade in the field.
Graffiti and poetry are not two words I’ve ever heard in the same sentence before. Probably like most people, I think that graffiti is often thoughtless, or meaningless, or at least the graffiti that I have come across has been.
But can graffiti also be deep and meaningful and beautiful?
Tune into Tuesday’s episode with graffiti poet, Leslie Reed, to find out.
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