Artists: Follow the Muse, But Not When She Kills You
Artists must walk a fine line. We have to follow our muse or we wouldn’t be artists. But when the
Read moreArtists must walk a fine line. We have to follow our muse or we wouldn’t be artists. But when the
Read morePart Two of the article series “How to Become Master of Two Worlds” explores the question of … Why Do We Judge?
Read moreA richer, fuller life can be had once we learn the important lesson discussed in this article series … How to Become Master of Two Worlds.
Read moreLooking for another COVID-19 meal? Try this excellent, easy-to-make slow cooker recipe for pork tenderloin with white wine, apples, and thyme.
Read moreFor artists, there is no more transformative process than owning up to those parts of ourselves we deny. We grow when we admit to our darkness, go into it, and explore it. Paradoxically, we find our light by embracing our shadows.
Read moreThe art of writing dialog often confuses first-time writers. (Acting dialog carries similar challenges. Another story for another time.) Though
Read moreAs artists, our passions inspire us to create daily. But going full tilt all the time can be counterproductive. Sometimes, we need to know when it’s the right time … to create or not to create!
Read moreFour years ago, after nine books, three plays, and a couple of screenplays, I switched to writing (primarily) on my vintage manual typewriter collection. Since then my productivity has tripled! Working by typewriter gave me an important lesson in what creating slowly can teach us.
Read moreThis COVID-19 story comes all the way from France, with a very important lesson. Creatives: follow your vision wherever it leads!
Read moreIt took a long time to sink in … but I finally got comfortable with this Creativity Paradox: Dream Big
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