Creating Your Own Life
by Madisyn Taylor
Dear Friends,
Hello, welcome to the month of March. As we move closer to spring, we naturally receive a boost of new energy and this includes our creative energy. This month I’m writing about one of my favorite topics—creativity! I'm sure I can safely say that most of you have, at some point, told yourself you are not a creative person. Or perhaps you had a sibling or friend that you found to be very creative, leaving you feeling not good enough. Still, others were told by parents that creativity was a waste of time and that you cannot make a living through being a creative person. All of these untruths can be reversed with a little effort.
I believe that being a creative person is our birthright and that we are naturally creative beings. Being a creative person doesn't mean you have to be an artist such as a painter or sculptor. Your creativity can manifest in everyday things, like how you create your own life each day—from what you wear to how you decorate your home and prepare meals. This is all creativity in action.
During the four Mondays in March, the DailyOM story will be about some form of creativity. I would love for all of you to revisit creativity in your life and try to notice if it is lacking or if you want to try something new. Take some time to journal about your feelings on being a creative person and see what comes up for you. Below, I have highlighted several courses available to help open your soul to its creative self.
Create Art for Your Soul by Anne Marie Bennett. This is a four-week online course that teaches SoulCollage, a simple and fun process to get your creativity flowing freely. This is a wonderful course to get you out of a rut and back into a creative mind-set. The author will stop by the online discussion group every so often to check in with you on your progress. more info
Way of Story Writing Course by Catherine Ann Jones. This is a 16-week online course for writers of all levels that will teach you how to develop a story, including all forms of writing, such as plays, screenplays, novels, and stories. Catherine is great at helping you find your own voice. more info
Overcoming Creative Anxiety by Eric Maisel. This is an eight-week course in which you will learn to start and complete projects without experiencing that disabling anxiety we can all feel. Learn how to keep your creativity free flowing and not get bogged down. more info
Discover Your Creative Compass by Dan Millman and Sierra Prasada. This is an eight-week course presented by father and daughter duo Dan and Sierra. It matters what stories you tell and how you tell them, and they should be a source of bliss. Find out how to navigate your inner creative compass. more info
All the courses are for regular people like you and I. I truly hope that the articles and courses help you open up your creative side a little more and help bring some lightness and fun to your life.
Be well,
Madisyn Taylor
Dear Friends,
Hello, welcome to the month of March. As we move closer to spring, we naturally receive a boost of new energy and this includes our creative energy. This month I’m writing about one of my favorite topics—creativity! I'm sure I can safely say that most of you have, at some point, told yourself you are not a creative person. Or perhaps you had a sibling or friend that you found to be very creative, leaving you feeling not good enough. Still, others were told by parents that creativity was a waste of time and that you cannot make a living through being a creative person. All of these untruths can be reversed with a little effort.
I believe that being a creative person is our birthright and that we are naturally creative beings. Being a creative person doesn't mean you have to be an artist such as a painter or sculptor. Your creativity can manifest in everyday things, like how you create your own life each day—from what you wear to how you decorate your home and prepare meals. This is all creativity in action.
During the four Mondays in March, the DailyOM story will be about some form of creativity. I would love for all of you to revisit creativity in your life and try to notice if it is lacking or if you want to try something new. Take some time to journal about your feelings on being a creative person and see what comes up for you. Below, I have highlighted several courses available to help open your soul to its creative self.
Create Art for Your Soul by Anne Marie Bennett. This is a four-week online course that teaches SoulCollage, a simple and fun process to get your creativity flowing freely. This is a wonderful course to get you out of a rut and back into a creative mind-set. The author will stop by the online discussion group every so often to check in with you on your progress. more info
Way of Story Writing Course by Catherine Ann Jones. This is a 16-week online course for writers of all levels that will teach you how to develop a story, including all forms of writing, such as plays, screenplays, novels, and stories. Catherine is great at helping you find your own voice. more info
Overcoming Creative Anxiety by Eric Maisel. This is an eight-week course in which you will learn to start and complete projects without experiencing that disabling anxiety we can all feel. Learn how to keep your creativity free flowing and not get bogged down. more info
Discover Your Creative Compass by Dan Millman and Sierra Prasada. This is an eight-week course presented by father and daughter duo Dan and Sierra. It matters what stories you tell and how you tell them, and they should be a source of bliss. Find out how to navigate your inner creative compass. more info
All the courses are for regular people like you and I. I truly hope that the articles and courses help you open up your creative side a little more and help bring some lightness and fun to your life.
Be well,
Madisyn Taylor
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