When I first began publishing my creativity newsletter, Impulses, in February 2001, I quaked with every time I hit ‘SEND’.
I was a new coach back then, and a budding writer. I was AFIRE with things I wanted to share about what it takes to live a creative life.
Over 20 years later, I am still in love with the creative process, and I love sharing this in my bi-weekly newsletter Impulses.
More than just how to be ‘productive,’ in my coaching and writing, I explore the inner adventure of making. Our hopes. Our fears. Our misbeliefs about ourselves and our abilities.
Readers of Impulses open my creativity newsletter right away because I ‘go there,’ beyond platitudes of time management and into the heart of why we make. I love exploring who we become as we write our books, mount our art shows and dare to be the creative kooks that we are deep inside.
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Readers of Impulses share their thoughts:
When I read your writing, I feel less alone. I am very happy that you are in this world, creating and sharing. And I feel the sense of synchronicity that inspires me to make art-- only instead, I feel inspired to accept myself more. You speak and write in a way that I can hear through internal tantrums.
I read all of your emails, and each is filled with inspiring anecdotes, projects in progress, and lovely, super creative life suggestions.
I like how you talk about process and how you delight in the small things and in-between spaces. Just reading it makes me slow down.
I always enjoy your newsletters, and this one especially was so good! The answer you gave to the question about cultivating a creativity practice really resonated with me.