I wrote hundreds of thousands of words this year, threw out nearly all of them, and barely published anything. It’s fine! It happens often. These bleak, dry, fallow years are necessary for the good work to begin to take shape in the periphery.

How to Find Your Creative Style & Why You’re Making it Harder Than Needs to Be buff.ly/3K4oQtS

Oliver Sacks on the 3 essential elements of creativity themarginalian.org/2017/11/09/oli…

Today’s Blog: 66 Ways to Get Your Beautiful ADHD Brain to Start That Creative Task When It Doesn’t Want To #adhdcreativity #adhd #adhdsingers #creativitycoach #vocalcoach medium.com/creativity-coa…

Undiagnosed autism is more common in the artist community than many realize, and that's in part because of outdated ideas about what autism is and isn't. Accepting ASD as part of your artist story can be an incredibly empowering and self-compassionate experience.

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Stepping Out of the Dysfunctional Rescuer Role in the Voice Studio soundandmindblog.wordpress.com/2022/12/22/ste…

32 Ways My Clients Slayed in 2022 medium.com/creativity-coa…

Just posted a photo @ Durham, North Carolina instagram.com/p/CnCxg0puqld/…

How can I “just be myself” as an artist when I don’t really know who I am or what that means? Here are some reasons why that might be happening and how you can move forward. medium.com/creativity-coa…

There are many ways to approach your artistic identity and creative work, and my experience is that people seem to lean toward one of two general approaches, although everyone benefits from both. I call them the Forager and the Gardener. Read more: medium.com/creativity-coa…