“When ideas are suspended in a place of possibility for too long, they either need to come down to earth or be set free.”

Today’s episode will help you understand what kind of gardener you are when it comes to creative projects.

We explore our relationship to the seeds we want to bring through a whole harvest cycle and practices that help keep the creative channels from getting clogged.

Having a creative practice is like planting a garden; some seeds seem to sprout over night and other takes years, generations, or even lifetimes. Bringing awareness to how we tend to them informs each new season and solar cycle.

Clearing physical clutter creates breathing room to allow space for each idea to take form. Applying an understanding of cycles to your relationship with creativity and can help you figure out how to process unfinished projects.

Hopefully you find this episode super generative and fruitful! If you do, please leave a review while you’re feeling inspired and consider subscribing on your favorite platform!!

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p.s. I recorded this episode while sitting on a rock in the mountains, so you may hear some wind in the background. May this wind give your seeds wings!!

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