What if the reason you’ve stopped creating isn’t because you’re “not good at it”—but because you’ve been taught that’s the only thing that matters?

There was a lot of deep shame I held onto over this for many, many years. I felt that because I hadn’t figured this part of it out and because I wasn’t someone who was committed to their art in a meaningful way, that I wasn’t really an artist.

Each creative act can be a devotional offering to the creative part of you.

Remedies I have explored for building creative muscle.