What if your creativity hasn’t gone anywhere, but is simply waiting for you to slow down and listen?

In this episode, Dave and Poppy dive into The Artist’s Way Toolkit by Julia Cameron, a hands-on guide designed to help you reconnect with creativity as a daily practice rather than a distant goal.

They explore the core tools that sit at the heart of Cameron’s philosophy, including Morning Pages, artist dates, affirmations, and simple creative check-ins.

Dave and Poppy discuss how these practices help clear mental clutter, reduce self-doubt, and gently dismantle the inner critic that blocks creative flow.

The conversation looks at creativity as a spiritual and emotional process, not just an artistic one.

Dave and Poppy share how fear, perfectionism, and comparison can quietly shut down expression, and why showing up consistently matters more than waiting for inspiration.

Real-life examples bring the toolkit to life, showing how it can support writers, musicians, entrepreneurs, and anyone feeling disconnected from their creative self.

This episode is a reminder that creativity thrives when it is given permission, space, and trust.

If you have been feeling stuck, uninspired, or creatively burnt out, this discussion offers grounded, practical ways to reconnect with the part of you that wants to create freely.

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The Artist’s Way Toolkit by Julia Cameron