The World Needs Creatives with Rachael Sardelich 10. The Making of a Pearl. Why we need Grit & Irritation in the Process of Creating our Greatest Work.
An extra mini-episode for you this week that shines a light away from the fortuitous feeling of creative flow and honours the deeply uncomfortable, grit-producing glory that transforms us not only into our best selves but also into the people we need to be to deliver our best work.
In this mini episode I delve into:
- What we can learn from our meditation practice to shift our perspective about the creative process
- Why people give up, burnout and miss the opportunity of transformation
- A reframe on the sticky, hard and intense parts of our creative journey
- How we might use irritation and discomfort to blast through our glass ceilings and take the leaps we've been dreaming of
- The empowerment and ease that arises when we make our purpose and WHY stronger than our fears
- A reading from Kim Krans Alchemy Deck on her take on the new pearl
- My current experience with grit and irritation and how it has evolved my way of being as a creative
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The original painted work in the show design was hand painted by artist Sarah Darling.
The creation of our original musical score was created by Camilla Rose Sullivan.