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Playwright's Process Podcast
Emily Sheehan
49 episodes
9 months ago
In this special New Year episode I invite you to reflect on your writing year and share a practical way to kick off January: Choosing an Artist Word of the Year. I also reflect on my artistic values and share a personal update on life with a newborn. In This Episode: A personal update about motherhood so far Why choosing a word of the year can be more powerful than traditional resolutions The difference between goals and values in an artist’s life Exploring Wants vs. Needs - both in storytelling and how this mirrors real life 50 of the most common values (from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Mindfulness) Consider: What word would you choose to guide your creative practice in 2025? How can this word influence the way you show up as an artist this year? What deeper needs might your creative goals be helping you fulfil? Thank you for listening! To learn more about my work visit https://www.emilysheehan.info/ or connect with me on Instagram @emilysheehan__. If you’re interested in working with me as your dramaturg then send me an email at emily@emilysheehan.info.
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In this special New Year episode I invite you to reflect on your writing year and share a practical way to kick off January: Choosing an Artist Word of the Year. I also reflect on my artistic values and share a personal update on life with a newborn. In This Episode: A personal update about motherhood so far Why choosing a word of the year can be more powerful than traditional resolutions The difference between goals and values in an artist’s life Exploring Wants vs. Needs - both in storytelling and how this mirrors real life 50 of the most common values (from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Mindfulness) Consider: What word would you choose to guide your creative practice in 2025? How can this word influence the way you show up as an artist this year? What deeper needs might your creative goals be helping you fulfil? Thank you for listening! To learn more about my work visit https://www.emilysheehan.info/ or connect with me on Instagram @emilysheehan__. If you’re interested in working with me as your dramaturg then send me an email at emily@emilysheehan.info.
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Performing Arts
Arts,
Personal Journals,
Society & Culture,
Books
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Rest and Wellbeing for Writers
Playwright's Process Podcast
30 minutes 35 seconds
2 years ago
Rest and Wellbeing for Writers
It’s time to reacquaint ourselves with rest. Rest and recovery are as much a part of the creative process as phases of enormous artistic output. And we can validate our ambition to create our best work and chase our dreams, at the same time we talk about wellbeing and meeting our needs as artists. ‘Pushing through’ when we’ve hit our limit is rampant in the arts industry. This podcast is an invitation. I want to release you from the myth that those who are experiencing the most artistic success and the most artistic fulfilment are the ones who are pushing the hardest. In this episode I speak about: - The myth that those who are successful are pushing the hardest. - Rest’s relationship with capitalism. - My honest opinion on our obsession with ‘pushing through’ in the arts industry. - How we can find rest within a broken system. - The difference between high quality rest activities and unhelpful numbing techniques. - My strategies for setting up small ways to rest, extended ways to rest, and making space for mindful distraction techniques during the week’s schedule. References: 'Rest is Resistance' by Tricia Hersey If you’re enjoying the podcast, please leave me a rating or a review. It’s a really friendly way to show your support. To learn more about my work, visit my website or connect with me on Instagram @emilysheehan__ or send me an email at emily@emilysheehan.info.
Playwright's Process Podcast
In this special New Year episode I invite you to reflect on your writing year and share a practical way to kick off January: Choosing an Artist Word of the Year. I also reflect on my artistic values and share a personal update on life with a newborn. In This Episode: A personal update about motherhood so far Why choosing a word of the year can be more powerful than traditional resolutions The difference between goals and values in an artist’s life Exploring Wants vs. Needs - both in storytelling and how this mirrors real life 50 of the most common values (from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Mindfulness) Consider: What word would you choose to guide your creative practice in 2025? How can this word influence the way you show up as an artist this year? What deeper needs might your creative goals be helping you fulfil? Thank you for listening! To learn more about my work visit https://www.emilysheehan.info/ or connect with me on Instagram @emilysheehan__. If you’re interested in working with me as your dramaturg then send me an email at emily@emilysheehan.info.