18/11/2025
I’ve been so lucky lately to sit with some amazing women as part of trainings / communities I’m part of and in conversations delved into my relationship with creativity, and more specifically art, some more.
I hold alot of limiting beliefs/ stories around being able to “make a living” from being creative. They are not my own, but from others, stories I’ve picked up from a young age and that have become deep rooted. When I notice these stories coming up, I just need to look up and open my eyes to see how untrue this is, there’s so much evidence to the contrary, so many people out there lighting up the world creatively everyday… some purposely/ knowingly and others just doing it as their natural way of being even though they wouldn’t consider themselves creative.
For me, it doesn’t always end up looking the way I thought it would - especially when I look back at how I first set up my jewellery business. Currently I notice it in yoga class sequencing, weaving sounds together in my sound baths, timeout painting, the sessions & workshops I’m putting together that bring different healing modalities together to create an experience.
Alongside these beliefs there’s also a fear of being seen creatively, but that’s something that needs its own separate post (or more likely) posts to delve into a little further ;)
To me creativity is the juice that brings joy into world - it would be a pretty dull place without creativity ♥️
Some prompts to ponder / journal your own relationship to creativity…
✨ Do you consider yourself to be creative?
✨ If you hold any limiting beliefs around your creativity, are they really yours, or can you track them back to others or experiences?
✨Can you name 10 examples of where creativity makes day-to-life a little more interesting / beautiful?
✨ What’s one thing you can do to bring more creativity into your life today?