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Ignite Your Creative Soul!
A Guide To Igniting or Re-Igniting Your Creative Passion Through Life's Simple
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Igniting Your Creative Soul- Part 1- Willingness
A Guide To Igniting (Or Re-igniting!) Your Creative Soul Through Life’s Simple, Guiding Principles Epiphanies have their own timeline, crashing into our lives on their own, bold terms. Sometimes they jolt us awake in the middle of the night, sometimes they shake us up hard while we’re strolling down the canned food aisle. Mine showed up as I stared into my computer screen one Sunday morning, my mind a complete blank. My creativity had come to a standstill, the words that us
Alice Patterson
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Igniting Your Creative Soul Part 2: Hope
A Guide To Igniting or Re-igniting Your Creative Soul Through Life’s Simple, Guiding Principles Definition of Hope: noun: a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen. feeling of trust. Verb: want something to happen or be the case. When creative juices slow to a trickle or stop, we’re presented with a choice: we can give up in frustration OR we can take the opportunity to self-reflect. Contrary to what I’d always thought, this pause in artistic flow i
Alice Patterson
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Igniting Your Creative Soul Part 3: Honesty
A Guide To Igniting or Re-Igniting Your Creative Soul Through Life’s Simple, Guiding Principles Have you ever thought you were being honest with yourself, only to realize you’d been living in complete and utter denial? Sometimes, it takes the candid perspective of a best friend to point it out when we’re living in dreamland (“ hey, the guy you’re dating is BAD news”), or input from a financial advisor, ( “I’m sorry, but according to these numbers, you aren’t going to be able
Alice Patterson
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Igniting Your Creative Soul Part 4: Finding Courage
A Guide To Igniting or Re-IgnitingYour Creative Soul Through Life’s Simple, Guiding Principles Courage: mental or moral strength to venture , persevere, and withstand danger, fear, or difficulty The bedroom I shared with my sister as a child took a variety of forms throughout the years. For most of the 70s, the room was flooded by a sea of orange and brown shag carpet topped with orange and white formica furniture which included a large dresser with six orange drawers, and ma
Alice Patterson
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