This episode holds a split screen: one vacation loosens the grip of stress until wonder returns—clouds, flowers, small glimmers that say, “create again.” The other vacation stirs old habits of shrinking and people-pleasing… and still, creativity insists. We talk about claiming a pocket of solitude, painting anyway, and how making—even as an “escape”—can be a faithful first step toward voicing what’s true. We explore the link between nervous-system safety and creative flow, how revisiting chil...
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This episode holds a split screen: one vacation loosens the grip of stress until wonder returns—clouds, flowers, small glimmers that say, “create again.” The other vacation stirs old habits of shrinking and people-pleasing… and still, creativity insists. We talk about claiming a pocket of solitude, painting anyway, and how making—even as an “escape”—can be a faithful first step toward voicing what’s true. We explore the link between nervous-system safety and creative flow, how revisiting chil...
Week 15: Artist Check-In | One Little Step at a Time
The Art Peace Experiment
19 minutes
1 month ago
Week 15: Artist Check-In | One Little Step at a Time
Sometimes the bravest thing we can do is honor what we need in the moment. In this episode, we share how checking in with ourselves—whether through crochet, watercolor, or just pausing to breathe—creates the foundation for real growth. Gentle progress, not pressure, is what keeps creativity alive. Thank you so much for listening. If you know someone who needs this kind of gentle nudge, send it their way. The more kind, creative hearts in this space, the better. And if something in this epis...
The Art Peace Experiment
This episode holds a split screen: one vacation loosens the grip of stress until wonder returns—clouds, flowers, small glimmers that say, “create again.” The other vacation stirs old habits of shrinking and people-pleasing… and still, creativity insists. We talk about claiming a pocket of solitude, painting anyway, and how making—even as an “escape”—can be a faithful first step toward voicing what’s true. We explore the link between nervous-system safety and creative flow, how revisiting chil...
