Embracing Alter Egos for Enhanced Performance

Are you open to exploring something a bit leftfield?

We all know that there are ways to get into a creative headspace at the start of a writing session that will help us to be more productive in that session…

And maybe you are already making good use of many of them…

DAW Templates…Creating a tidy studio space…Having a plan of what you want to achieve…Even meditation.

But what if I told you there was another way?

A way that while at first might sound a bit bonkers, has been scientifically proven to work and is being used by many of the world’s greatest creatives and performers.

A way to build confidence, escape fears, beat procrastination… 

Would you be interested to know about it, even if it might raise an eyebrow or two when you first hear it?

If the answer is “yes, I’m game for new ideas, especially those that can help me to be more creative”…

Then stay tuned, because I’m about to reveal all…