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About the Creativity Coaching Sessions

As a writer and digital creator who has spent years honing my craft and gaining an online audience in the process, I understand the frustrations that come with trying to cultivate a creative practice. Showing up regularly and consistently is easier said than done, especially when you have other responsibilities on your plate. This can become even more difficult when you’re struggling to dismantle any negative or self-limiting beliefs about art and creativity that have been conditioned into you throughout your childhood.

These creativity coaching sessions are for those who want to make tangible progress in finishing a project or simply improving their craft. My goal is to help you stay on track and encourage self-awareness whenever you encounter any limiting beliefs about the value and worth of your creativity. Whether you’re trying to finish a novel or simply want to practice your art at least once a day, these sessions will be a supportive container to help you stay accountable and motivated.

In these sessions, we’ll dig through your current beliefs about creativity, take inventory of the methods you’ve been using thus far, and decide what strategy would be best to help you improve your creative practice. We won’t be aiming for perfect, but simply for a practice that works for you and your desired lifestyle. You can use these sessions as a space for you to share any insecurities or fears you might have about your creative journey, and also pick my brain about how I’ve navigated my own.

While I can’t guarantee that you’ll be a completely different person by the end of our time together, what I can promise is that I will do my best to share all the wisdom I’ve gained about my creativity process to better help you navigate yours. I will also offer my insights and tools for dealing with online criticism if you’re looking to share your work online but fear judgment. The point of your creativity journey isn’t to be liked, but to prove to yourself that you’re willing to show up even when there’s no guarantee of approval or validation from others.

I hope that my support will be enough to help you begin or continue with your creative goals!

For a preview of the topics I cover in my sessions and videos, or my insights in general, you can visit my TikTok and Instagram.